Chen, I-Hsuan AlanI-Hsuan AlanChenChang, Chao-HsiangChao-HsiangChangHuang, Chi-PingChi-PingHuangWu, Wen-JengWen-JengWuLi, Ching-ChiaChing-ChiaLiCHUNG-HSIN CHENCHAO-YUAN HUANGLo, Chi-WenChi-WenLoYu, Chih-ChinChih-ChinYuTsai, Chung-YouChung-YouTsaiWu, Wei-CheWei-CheWuTseng, Jen-ShuJen-ShuTsengLin, Wun-RongWun-RongLinJiang, Yuan-HongYuan-HongJiangLee, Yu-KhunYu-KhunLeeJou, Yeong-ChinYeong-ChinJouCheong, Ian-SengIan-SengCheongHsueh, Thomas YThomas YHsuehChiu, Allen WAllen WChiuChen, Yung-TaiYung-TaiChenChen, Jih-ShengJih-ShengChenChiang, Bing-JuinBing-JuinChiangTsai, Yao-ChouYao-ChouTsaiLin, Wei YuWei YuLinWu, Chia-ChangChia-ChangWuLin, Jen-TaiJen-TaiLinYu, Chia-ChengChia-ChengYu2023-02-172023-02-1720212234-943Xhttps://scholars.lib.ntu.edu.tw/handle/123456789/628306Taiwan is one of the endemic regions where upper tract urothelial carcinoma (UTUC) accounts for approximately a third of all urothelial tumors. Owing to its high prevalence, extensive experience has been accumulated in minimally invasive radical nephroureterectomy (RNU). Although a variety of predictive factors have been explored in numerous studies, most of them were on a single-center or limited institutional basis and data from a domestic cohort are lacking.enkidney pelvis; nephroureterectomy; risk factors; survival; ureter; urinary bladder; urinary tract; urothelial carcinomajournal article10.3389/fonc.2021.766576350965752-s2.0-85123797263WOS:000748091200001https://api.elsevier.com/content/abstract/scopus_id/85123797263