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Pignot G et al. – Angiogenesis seems to play a key role in bladder carcinogenesis. VEGFA is overexpressed in non–muscle–invasive and in muscle–invasive bladder cancer and is an independent prognostic factor of poorer outcome, suggesting a potential role for antiangiogenic therapies in bladder cancer.

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