Detailed reporting of clinical and pathological parameters, and comprehensive depiction of complication–intervention events and grading is required to ensure comparability of survival and morbidity outcomes.

In our own series of BC-patients undergoing open-RC and UD, the overall perioperative complication rate was comparatively higher (Table 1). Dear Editor, With great interest, we read the long-term results of bladder cancer (BC) patients treated with robot-assisted radical cystectomy (RC) and urinary diversion (UD) by Tuderti et al. [[1]]. Detailed reporting of clinical and pathological parameters, and comprehensive depiction of complication-intervention events and grading is required to ensure comparability of survival and morbidity outcomes. [Extracted from the article]