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Shariat SF et al. – Alterations in p53 represent a highly promising marker of disease recurrence and cancer specific mortality after radical cystectomy for urothelial carcinoma of the bladder. Analysis confirmed previous findings and showed that considering p53 can result in substantial accuracy gains relative to the use of standard predictors. The value and the level of the current evidence clearly exceed previous proof of the independent predictor status of p53 for predicting recurrence and cancer specific mortality.

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