Small Renal Mass Surveillance Does Not Affect Nephron-Sparing Surgery.

Published Date: 10 May 2024

Similar results when surgery is performed right away as opposed to later, indicating the value of active surveillance.

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Small Renal Mass Surveillance Does Not Affect Nephron-Sparing Surgery.

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