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Microsatellite analysis—DNA test in urine competes with cystoscopy in follow‐up of superficial bladder carcinoma

It has been shown that microsatellite analysis (MA) is able to detect bladder carcinoma in urine. Relatively small groups of patients often with high stage and grade disease were investigated. However, greater than 85% of cystoscopies are performed for follow‐up of superficial bladder carcinoma. The authors evaluated this DNA‐based method in a group of consecutive patients in follow‐up after transurethral resection of superficial disease.