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|July 3, 1993

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Partial renal resection is crucial for preserving kidney function in patients with renal cell carcinoma, especially those with single kidneys or bilateral tumors. This nephron-sparing surgery offers a viable alternative to radical nephrectomy, improving outcomes and avoiding dialysis.

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