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New Nomogram Boosts Bladder Cancer Survival Predictions

10/26/2025

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A study published in BMC Cancer introduces a novel FISH-clinical nomogram to predict overall survival in bladder cancer patients after radical cystectomy.
The model integrates fluorescence in situ hybridization results with clinical factors to enhance prognostic accuracy.
The study involved 261 patients and identified six independent predictors, including age and chromosomal abnormalities.
It achieved C-index values above 0.7 in validation cohorts, signaling strong predictive capabilities.

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Story summary

A study published in BMC Cancer introduces a novel FISH-clinical nomogram to predict overall survival in bladder cancer patients after radical cystectomy.
The model integrates fluorescence in situ hybridization results with clinical factors to enhance prognostic accuracy.
The study involved 261 patients and identified six independent predictors, including age and chromosomal abnormalities.
It achieved C-index values above 0.7 in validation cohorts, signaling strong predictive capabilities.