Molecular uropathology: what a practising pathologist should know

Advancements in molecular pathology have initiated a transformative era in the diagnostic classification and treatment of urological cancers. The 2022 WHO classification exemplifies this evolution by introducing molecularly defined renal cell carcinoma entities. The synthesis of clinical, pathological, and molecular findings leveraging large-scale technologies like next-generation sequencing (NGS) has led to a significant acceleration of precision oncology. Predictive biomarker testing has gained significant importance in urological malignancies, especially in urothelial cancer and prostate cancer underscored by novel targeted drugs like Erdafitinib and PARP inhibitors.
Source: Diagnostic Histopathology - Category: Pathology Authors: Tags: Mini-symposium: urological pathology Source Type: research