Classification (staging) of renal parenchymal tumours
Abstract The different classification systems (clinical, microscopic, descriptive) of renal cell tumours provide useful clues to the evaluation and prognosis of these tumours. The prognostic reliability of clinical staging as recommended by UICC is, however, questionable because the clinical paramet...
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