Clinical implications of tumor laterality in renal cell carcinoma.

Left-sided RCC tumors are associated with larger tumor size and a higher propensity for regional nodal involvement and distant metastases. However, they do not demonstrate more aggressive behavior leading to meaningful survival differences.

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Clinical implications of tumor laterality in renal cell carcinoma.

Jacob Grassauer, Nicholas H. Chakiryan, Wesley H. Chou, Anna Geduldig et al.
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Clinical implications of tumor laterality in renal cell carcinoma.

Jacob Grassauer, Nicholas H. Chakiryan, Wesley H. Chou, Anna Geduldig, Jackson Schmidt
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Left-sided RCC tumors are associated with larger tumor size and a higher propensity for regional nodal involvement and distant metastases. However, they do not demonstrate more aggressive behavior leading to meaningful survival differences.

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Clinical implications of tumor laterality in renal cell carcinoma. — Jacob Grassauer, Nicholas H. Chakiryan, et al. · PubMed (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS