Abstract:Renal cell carcinoma represents the fifth most frequent malignant tumor in humans. At the time of diagnosis, 20% of the patients already manifest metastases. A further 20-30% of the patients develop systemic metastases in the postoperative course. Despite continued advances in pharmacological treatment options, cancer surgery tailored to the individual tumor findings constitutes the only curative treatment option.
LPN is a curative treatment option for the renal cell carcinoma similar to open partial nephrectomy; however, laparoscopy is associated with lower morbidity.
LPN is a curative treatment option for the renal cell carcinoma similar to open partial nephrectomy; however, laparoscopy is associated with lower morbidity.
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