The role of extended lymphadenectomy in bladder cancer was introduced by Donald Skinner some years ago, and caused some controversy at the time. Since then, it has been reported by other influential urologists as being of benefit to patients with this condition. In this issue, two of the mini‐reviews are dedicated to a full description of this concept, giving a historical perspective, the rationale for the procedure, the technical aspects, and indicating important prognostic factors.
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