AI Article Synopsis
- Nine cases of renal cell carcinoma were treated with conservative elective surgery called enucleation.
- The results showed positive outcomes, suggesting enucleation can be effective for certain patients.
- This approach is particularly suitable for patients with small, peripheral, and low-stage tumors.
Article Abstract
Nine cases of renal cell carcinoma treated by conservative elective surgery (enucleation) are reported. The positive results obtained, together with the experience of others, indicate enucleation as an effective treatment in selected patients with small, peripheral and low-stage tumors.
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