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Growth Factors and Renal Cancer: Characterization and Therapeutic Implications

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Journal World J Urol
Specialty Urology
Date 1995 Jan 1
PMID 9116755
Citations 4
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Abstract

The heterogeneiety renal-cell carcinoma can lead to unpredictable behavior: the ability to achieve a large volume yet not metastasize, the ability to demonstrate late recurrence or spontaneous regression, or the capability to metastasize at a relatively small volume. One-third of all patients who undergo radical nephrectomy for presumed localized disease will eventually have metastasis. Since renal-cell carcinoma is not significantly radio- or chemosensitive, it is important to investigate new avenues for treatment of this tumor once it has spread, specifically at the molecular level. This review discusses the most recent work on growth factors and renal cancer and proposes possible modalities for treatment.

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