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Treatment of metastatic renal cancer

Sometimes renal cancer recurs after initial surgical treatment. In some cases, the cancer may have already spread more widely when found, typically to the liver, lungs or bones. The treatment of metastatic renal cancer aims to effectively slow down the disease and, hence, maintain as good a quality of life as possible and prolong life expectancy.

Sometimes in metastatic renal cancer, the original tumor must be removed. We can administer radiation therapy for metastases that cause difficult symptoms.



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