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"Some prefer the more general term "urothelial cell" carcinoma (UCC) to describe malignant bladder carcinomas of epithelial origin since 25-37% of "transitional cell" carcinomas contain a mixture of histologic tissue types ⁶."

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"Thorotrast"

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"Variants"

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"Urothelial carcinoma is typically a tumour of older patients, with the average age of presentation being 65, and the majority of patients being over the age of 60 ¹. There is a strong male predilection (M:F = 4:1), at least in part due to many tumours (especially historically) having been due to industrial exposure (see below)."

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