Computed tomography urography with corticomedullary phase can exclude urinary bladder cancer with high accuracy

[1] Trinh TW(2018)Bladder cancer diagnosis with CT urography: test characteristics and reasons for false-positive and false-negative results Abdom Radiol (NY) 43 663-671

[2] Glazer DI(2011)Urinary bladder masses: Techniques, imaging spectrum, and staging J Comput Assist Tomogr 35 411-424

[3] Sadow CA(2008)CT urography: the end of IVU? Radiol Med 113 658-669

[4] Sahni VA(2012)Evaluation of diagnostic strategies for bladder cancer using computed tomography (CT) urography, flexible cystoscopy and voided urine cytology: results for 778 patients from a hospital haematuria clinic BJU Int 110 84-94

[5] Geller NL(2016)Comparison of post contrast CT urography phases in bladder cancer detection Eur Radiol 26 585-591

[6] Silverman SG(2021)Assessment of diagnostic yield of cystoscopy and computed tomographic urography for urinary tract cancers in patients evaluated for microhematuria: a systematic review and meta-analysis JAMA Netw Open. 4 e218409-413

[7] Dighe MK(2010)Imaging bladder cancer Curr Opin Urol 20 409-104

[8] Bhargava P(2021)European association of urology guidelines on muscle-invasive and metastatic bladder cancer: summary of the 2020 guidelines Eur Urol 79 82-790

[9] Wright J(2002)Multi-detector row CT urography: Comparison of strategies for depicting the normal urinary collecting system Radiology 225 783-381

[10] Stacul F(2015)Bladder cancer detection in patients with gross haematuria: computed tomography urography with enhancement-triggered scan versus flexible cystoscopy Scand J Urol 49 377-872

[1] Trinh TW(2018)Bladder cancer diagnosis with CT urography: test characteristics and reasons for false-positive and false-negative results Abdom Radiol (NY) 43 663-671

[2] Glazer DI(2011)Urinary bladder masses: Techniques, imaging spectrum, and staging J Comput Assist Tomogr 35 411-424

[3] Sadow CA(2008)CT urography: the end of IVU? Radiol Med 113 658-669

[4] Sahni VA(2012)Evaluation of diagnostic strategies for bladder cancer using computed tomography (CT) urography, flexible cystoscopy and voided urine cytology: results for 778 patients from a hospital haematuria clinic BJU Int 110 84-94

[5] Geller NL(2016)Comparison of post contrast CT urography phases in bladder cancer detection Eur Radiol 26 585-591

[6] Silverman SG(2021)Assessment of diagnostic yield of cystoscopy and computed tomographic urography for urinary tract cancers in patients evaluated for microhematuria: a systematic review and meta-analysis JAMA Netw Open. 4 e218409-413

[7] Dighe MK(2010)Imaging bladder cancer Curr Opin Urol 20 409-104

[8] Bhargava P(2021)European association of urology guidelines on muscle-invasive and metastatic bladder cancer: summary of the 2020 guidelines Eur Urol 79 82-790

[9] Wright J(2002)Multi-detector row CT urography: Comparison of strategies for depicting the normal urinary collecting system Radiology 225 783-381

[10] Stacul F(2015)Bladder cancer detection in patients with gross haematuria: computed tomography urography with enhancement-triggered scan versus flexible cystoscopy Scand J Urol 49 377-872