Abstract
Starting in the mid-1970s, we formed a group of pathologists with a major interest in uropathology. Originally, it included 2 (R.M. and M.S.). In the years the followed, the group was enlarged to include 4 more people, 2 in the mid- and late-1980s (A.L.B. and L.C.) and another in the mid-1990s (R.Ma.); a sixth (A.C.) joined the group ∼5 years ago. Two have reached the retirement age (R.M. and M.S.), while others are in the process of joining the group to replace them. A fruitful collaboration spanned for ∼45 years. This contribution is based on a series of personal recollections of the successive changes in the interpretation of prostate cancer and its precursors, starting in the mid-1970s. Here we have retraced our involvement steps, sharing issues related to them with a junior uropathologist (A.C.).
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