Titlebook: Carcinoma of the Kidney and Testis, and Rare Urologic Malignancies; Innovations in Manag Zbigniew Petrovich (Professor of Radiation Oncolog

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Nephron-Sparing Surgeryasound, computerized axial tomography (CT), and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Nowadays more frequently asymptomatic and often low-stage tumors are routinely detected with the use of modern imaging techniques (see Chap. 4). This raises questions about the extent of surgery that is performed with curative intent.

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Book 1999mor during surgery, or positive regional lymph node drainage. As regards the rare tumors that involve the female urethra, surgical resection is appropriate for those that are limited and local in character and amenable to partial ureterectomy. With tumors that are more advanced in character, however

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Radiation Therapy for Carcinoma of the Renal Pelvis and Ureters, and chronic nephrolithiasis (. 1992). A toxic nephropathy endemic to the Balkan peninsula of Eastern Europe is associated with a high frequency of a multifocal, superficial, slow-growing, papillary TCC of the upper urinary tract (. 1975).

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Carcinoma of the Testis: Pathologyeated a framework to evaluate therapeutic strategies, leading to a dramatic decrease in the mortality among patients with a highly lethal tumor. Additionally, the work has led to a histogenetic scheme that has provided the framework to formulate hypotheses that can answer the many remaining question

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-82468-5arcomatoid transformation) are present in a smaller or greater part of a tumor together with any of the basic cell subtypes (carcinomatous area). In 1995, two new subtypes were introduced, neuroendocrine renal cell carcinoma and metanephric adenomas (. and . 1995).

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Nursing Management of Pediatric Disastert and include infusional biologic response modifiers, adoptive immunotherapy involving transfer of cells with antitumor activity, and active immunotherapy which includes gene therapy, vaccine therapy, and monoclonal antibodies. Chemotherapy still has a role, albeit small, in the treatment of metasta