Performance of percutaneous core biopsy in predicting renal tumour pathology: a systematic review

Core biopsy for renal masses in adults has high specificity and sensitivity. Excluding patients for whom biopsy will not change management, near-routine renal tumour biopsy may reduce rates of nephrectomy for ultimately benign tumours, and optimise operating theatre utilisation.

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British Journal of Urology
Published
2025-11-21
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https://doi.org/10.1111/bju.70045
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1
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Renal cell carcinoma treatment
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Performance of percutaneous core biopsy in predicting renal tumour pathology: a systematic review

Ned Kinnear, Rebecca Stokes
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British Journal of Urology
Renal cell carcinoma treatment
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Performance of percutaneous core biopsy in predicting renal tumour pathology: a systematic review

Ned Kinnear, Rebecca Stokes
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Abstract

Core biopsy for renal masses in adults has high specificity and sensitivity. Excluding patients for whom biopsy will not change management, near-routine renal tumour biopsy may reduce rates of nephrectomy for ultimately benign tumours, and optimise operating theatre utilisation.

British Journal of Urology
University College Cork (IE), Lyell McEwin Hospital (AU), Mercy University Hospital (IE), The University of Adelaide (AU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 13%
Renal cell carcinoma treatment
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