遠隔転移を有する腎細胞癌患者21例の検討

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Clinical observation was made on 21 cases of renal cell carcinoma with distant metastasis. The cases were generally younger, higher in the grade of performance status, mostly having multiple distant metastasis and suppressed immunological responses. Ten of the patients had nephrectomy. Nine patients had adjuvant therapy. The remaining 2 patients were not treated. The average survival was 9.6 months with a one-year survival rate of 38%. The longest survival was 33 months, while the other cases died within 2 years. There was no significant difference in survival between the patients who had nephrectomy and those who had not. Our present principle for treating renal cell carcinoma with distant metastasis is conservative therapy without nephrectomy. Remarkable advancement of adjuvant therapy is awaited
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