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How is transitional cell carcinoma diagnosed?

April 26, 2017carcinoma CELL diagnosed

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How is transitional cell carcinoma diagnosed?

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Traditionally, transitional cell carcinoma was diagnosed by performing surgery, removing a tissue sample, and sending the tissue sample to a histology lab for analysis. New: Abbott Labs has developed a kit for diagnosis of transitional cell carcinoma from a urine sample. The kit detects a bladder tumor glycoprotein complex specific to transitional cell carcinoma. If you suspect transitional cell carcinoma, ask your veterinarian about this test. How is transitional cell carcinoma (TCC) treated in dogs?