Het sporadische bilaterale niercelcarcinoom: 3 Casus met lange follow-up en korte review van behandeling en follow-up

P. W. Veenboer; P. J. Blankestijn; J. L.H.R. Bosch; G. N. Jonges; M. T.W.T. Lock

Het sporadische bilaterale niercelcarcinoom: 3 Casus met lange follow-up en korte review van behandeling en follow-up

Translated title of the contribution: The sporadic bilateral renal cell carcinoma: 3 Cases with long-term follow-up and a short literature review on treatment and follow-up

P. W. Veenboer, P. J. Blankestijn, J. L.H.R. Bosch, G. N. Jonges, M. T.W.T. Lock

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Abstract

These days, renal cell carcinoma is preferably treated with (minimally invasive) 'nephron sparing surgery'. Especially in the case of synchronous presentation it is of great importance to monitor and treat the possible postoperative renal failure in collaboration with a nephrologist. In this article, 3 patients with bilateral renal cell carcinoma are described who underwent both a nephrological and urological follow-up for 6-17 years. With these cases and a review of relevant literature we show that cancer-specific survival and functional outcomes in this specific group of patients is better than one would expect, given the severe presentation.

Translated title of the contribution	The sporadic bilateral renal cell carcinoma: 3 Cases with long-term follow-up and a short literature review on treatment and follow-up
Original language	Dutch
Pages (from-to)	186-191
Number of pages	6
Journal	Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Urologie
Volume	18
Issue number	7
Publication status	Published - 1 Nov 2010

Keywords

Bilateral renal cell carcinoma
Nephron-sparing surgery
Partial nephrectomy

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Het sporadische bilaterale niercelcarcinoom: 3 Casus met lange follow-up en korte review van behandeling en follow-up

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