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The Role of Angioinfarction in the Management of Renal Tumors,ogenesis pathways by eliminating the tumor’s blood supply. Angioinfarction of renal tumors may be used to both the surgeon’s and patient’s advantage. Here we review the history, indications, techniques, and complications of angioinfarction in the management of primary renal tumors and their metastas

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Surveillance Strategies Following Curative Therapy for Localized Renal Cell Carcinoma,lly recurrent and metastatic disease. Assuming that success of clinical intervention at the time of relapse is inversely proportional to the disease burden at the time of salvage treatment, ideal surveillance protocol should allow the earliest identification of potentially treatable recurrences whil

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Local Recurrence of Renal Cell Carcinoma: ,,l encapsulated. Local recurrence presents unique challenges. This chapter reviews the incidence, risk factors, and management of local recurrence for patients with RCC. Local recurrence occurs primarily as ipsilateral recurrence in the renal fossa after radical nephrectomy and within the residual pa

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Adjuvant Therapy of Renal Cell Carcinoma,ed studies available do not demonstrate an advantage for pre- or postoperative therapy. Patient selection criteria have varied, but generally high risk groups with T. tumors and lymph node metastases (N.) disease have been included. In the future, adjuvant trials conducted in this group of patients

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Active Surveillance of Localized Renal Tumors,l body imaging. Active surveillance of these lesions has been pursued in elderly or infirm patients. Here we review the current data regarding the growth kinetics, pathology, stage progression, and clinical management of renal masses under active surveillance. The limitations of these data are discussed.

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The Role of Angioinfarction in the Management of Renal Tumors,ogenesis pathways by eliminating the tumor’s blood supply. Angioinfarction of renal tumors may be used to both the surgeon’s and patient’s advantage. Here we review the history, indications, techniques, and complications of angioinfarction in the management of primary renal tumors and their metastases.

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