The Prognostic Value of the Width of the Surgical Margin in the Enucleoresection of Small Renal Cell Carcinoma: An Intermediate-term Follow-up

Trifecta outcomes of modified robot-assisted simple enucleation and standard robot-assisted partial nephrectomy for treating clinical T1b renal cell carcinoma

“…The technique of tumor enucleation consists of removing the tumor by blunt dissection along the natural plane (30)(31)(32). In the present study, despite the two groups showed similar patient demographics and tumor characteristics, the MRASE group had a less frequency of tumor bed suturing and accomplishment of delayed vascular control, which may help shorten the WIT.…”

Positive surgical margins and local recurrence after simple enucleation and standard partial nephrectomy for malignant renal tumors: systematic review of the literature and meta-analysis of prevalence

“…all analyses were performed using r (version 3. 39 retrospective 500-296 T1a, 40 T1b, 4 T2,19 T3, 0 T4, 141 others robotic; laparoscopic Khalifeh a, 2013 40 retrospective 943 -763 T1a, 107 T1b, 16 T2,45 T3, 0 T4, 12 others robotic Jeong SJ, 2010 44 retrospective 98 -91 T1a, 4 T1b, 0 T2,2 T3, 0 T4, 1 other open; laparoscopic Bigot P, 2014 45 retrospective 126-0 T1a, 0 T1b, 107 T2, 19 T3, 0 T4 open; robotic; laparoscopic Mullins JK, 2012 47 retrospective 207-168 T1a, 25 T1b,1 T2, 13 T3, 0 T4, robotic; laparoscopic Zargar K, 2015 48 retrospective 505-393 T1a, 79 T1b,16 T2, 17 T3, 0 T4, open; laparoscopic ceccarelli g, 2013 51 retrospective 28-24 T1a, 3 T1b, 0 T2, 1 T3, 0 T4, robotic Komninos c, 2014 52 retrospective 188-128 T1a, 49 T1b,7 T2, 4 T3, 0 T4 robotic Koo Kc, 2014 53 retrospective 82-60 T1,1 T2,21 T3, 0 T4 / Ha YS, 2013 54 retrospective 423 -304 T1a, 119 T1b, 0 T2, 0 T3, 0 T4 open; robotic; laparoscopic Halachmi S, 2011 55 retrospective / open Kreshover Je, 2013 56 retrospective 360 -302 T1a, 58 T1b, 0 T2,0 T3, 0 T4, laparoscopic liu Z,2012 57 retrospective 168 -28 T1a, 140 T1b, 0 T2,0 T3, 0 T4, open; laparoscopic Di Pierro g, 2013 58 retrospective 11-11 T1a, 0 T1b, 0 T2,0 T3, 0 T4, laparoscopic Dulabon lM, 2010 59 retrospective 333-271 T1a, 42 T1b,4 T2,16 T3, 0 T4, 4 others robotic george aK, 2014 60 retrospective / laparoscopic Breau rH, 2010 61 retrospective 69-0 T1a, 0 T1b, 32 T2,37 T3, 0 T4, open lane, Br 2013 62 retrospective 1203-894 T1a, 227 T1b, 82 T2or higher open; laparoscopic lane Br 2010 63 retrospective 1260-935 T1a, 235 T1b, 90 T2or higher open; laparoscopic roos fc, 2011 64 retrospective / open of interest separately for the different surgical techniques performed. in conclusion, 33 studies were selected for qualitative and quantitative analysis.…”

“…in the study by The oncologic safety of Se has been demonstrated by multiple retrospective and prospective studies showing that the surgical margin width was not associated with the oncological prognosis. [42][43][44] Moreover, several reports have confirmed acceptable oncologic results of Se and some have demonstrated similar local recurrence-free survival and cancer specific survival rates between Se and SPN. one study also confirmed similar cancer specific survival rates between Se and radical nephrectomy.…”

Simple enucleation versus standard partial nephrectomy for clinical T1 renal masses: Perioperative outcomes based on a matched-pair comparison of 396 patients (RECORd project)

“…In 1950, Vermooten first suggested that peripheral renal tumors could be locally excised by leaving a margin of healthy parenchyma around the tumor of at least 1 cm. 16,17 Further studies have demonstrated that surgical margin involvement does not necessarily indicate residual disease or adverse prognosis. 18 To date, there are no established recommendations regarding the optimal width of healthy surgical margin during NSS.…”