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Published in Renal Cell Carcinoma

Expert Opinion / Cases · April 28, 2015

RCC Patient With a History of Multiple Malignancies

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Heather R Greene MSN, FNP, AOCNP

 

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  • Bradley Somer MD

    Bradley G. Somer MD

    Apr 28, 2015

    There are several options available. Depending on performance status, you could consider several options including surgical metastatsectomy vs ablation vs SRS.
  • Heather Greene MSN, FNP, AOCNP

    Heather R Greene MSN, FNP, AOCNP

    Apr 28, 2015

    Once the lesion is treated surgically, would you then consider additional treatment with VEGF-TKI therapy if this is another renal recurrence?

  • Andrew Fintel

    May 05, 2015

    I think that surgical resection of the lesion would be of best benefit as long as he has good lung function and performance status as it will allow for treatment and path. Granted, RCC is most likely as his other two cancers were very early stage. I would offer him pazopanib given its superior side effect profile and also that systemic treatment does improve PFS. Though it is retrospective, there is a recent article posted on Practice update that addresses this entitled "Targeted Therapy After Complete Resection of Metastatic Lesions in mRCC".

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