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. 2014 Aug 7;2014:989458. doi: 10.1155/2014/989458

Table 4.

Detection rates of urothelial carcinomas and upper tract urothelial carcinomas in kidney transplant recipients using urological and imaging methods.

Patients Test Positive result (n)/total number (N) Detection rate (%) Reference
Urothelial carcinoma Urine cytology 2/24 8.3% Kao et al. [35]
7/30 23.3% Wu et al. [40]
3/11 27.3% Kliem et al. [53]
24/21 66.7% Tsaur et al. [51]
12/16 75.0% Liao et al. [37]
22/27 81.5% Li et al. [36]
Cystoscopic biopsy 9/24 37.5% Kao et al. [35]
Ureteroscopic biopsy 12/24 50.0% Kao et al. [35]
Urine cytology and abdominal ultrasound 4/11 36.3% Kliem et al. [53]
Cystoscopy and retrograde pyelography 29/30 96.7% Wu et al. [40]

Upper tract urothelial carcinoma Native kidney ultrasound 1/11 9.1% Li et al. [36]
1/6 16.7% Tsaur et al. [51]
2/14 14.4% Liao et al. [37]
2/6 33.3% Kliem et al. [53]
15/28 53.6% Wu et al. [40]
CT urography 12/14 85.7% Wang et al. [63]

n: number of patients with positive results in each diagnostic test.

N: number of patients who underwent each diagnostic test.