A Case of Three-Stage Treatment of Bilateral Synchronous Renal Carcinoma with Metastatic Brain Lesions
Key words: synchronous renal carcinoma; partial nephrectomy; renal cell carcinoma; contrast enhanced magnetic resonance imaging.
2015,
volume 7, issue 3,
page 186.
There has been described a case of surgical management of bilateral synchronous renal carcinoma with metastatic brain lesions. The feature of the observation is tree-stage treatment: the initial resection of the secondary brain lesion followed by the left nephrectomy 14 days later and the right nephrectomy a month later. 40% right kidney was preserved. The patient required no substitution therapy in the postoperative period.
Zubeev P.S., Korovin О.А., Sevryukov F.А. A Case of Three-Stage Treatment of Bilateral Synchronous Renal Carcinoma with Metastatic Brain Lesions.
Sovremennye tehnologii v medicine
2015; 7(3):
186, https://doi.org/10.17691/stm2015.7.3.23
