Urethral strictures demand careful surgical management, and the authors from North Carolina describe the developing art of urethral surgery in the first of the mini‐reviews in this issue. The non‐surgical oncologists’ role in managing advanced and metastatic TCC is of great importance, and as urologists increasingly adopt a multi‐disciplinary approach to cancer, the next two mini‐reviews in this section should be of considerable interest. Finally, what is a prostasome? The possible importance of its role in prostate disease is described in the fourth paper.
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