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Of 59 patients undergoing lymphography as part of staging for urologic tumor (bladder carcinoma, prostate carcinoma, seminomatous and nonseminomatous testicular tumors), histological material was obtained in 38. Lymphography was shown to have a specificity of 95%, a sensitivity of 81%, and an overall accuracy of 89%. When lymph node regions were considered, the specificity was 99.2%, sensitivity 59%, and overall accuracy 91%. Causes of discrepancies between radiography and histology are evaluated and receiver operating characteristic curves are demonstrated.
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