CA9 imaging and ZIRCON data offer new insight into managing small renal masses and supporting personalized kidney cancer care
Renal Cell Carcinoma Diagnostics
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Drs. Joyce and Chang discuss diagnostic strategies and future innovations in managing small renal masses.
A recent proof-of-concept study has further evaluated the efficacy of PSMA-guided MDT for oligometastatic RCC.
Dr. Dan Joyce discusses key SUO studies on RCC prognostics, personalized medicine, and advancements in treatment strategies.
Dr. Karam explains the main points of emphasis when it comes to small renal masses and surveillance versus surgery.
Serial ctDNA negativity or clearance was linked to improved PFS compared with persistent ctDNA positivity during treatment.
The phase 3 ZIRCON trial demonstrated positive results with use of the agent for patients with ccRCC.
Dr. Brian Shuch gives a preview of Urology on the Beach 2025, including his session on molecular imaging agents.
Dr. Shuch shares the key points from his presentation on advancements in molecular imaging for RCC from SUO 2024.
Higher PSMA expression in non-metastatic ccRCC correlates with improved progression-free survival, study shows.
For the study, researchers identified potential protein biomarkers for diagnosing and prognosticating renal cell carcinoma.
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