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Hypernephroma treated by nephrectomy, excision of tumour, and autotransplantation
The Medical Journal of Australia
|December 2, 1978
Abstract:
A patient developed a hypernephroma in his only fuctioning kidney. This was treated by nephrectomy, bench surgery which involved excision of the tumour and repair of the kidney, and autotransplantation. The patient remains well with good renal function, and no recurrent or metastatic disease.
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