Surgical treatment of renal cancer is suitable for the population

My grandfather is 62 years old this year. He recently had severe hematuria and back pain. He went to the hospital and was diagnosed with malignant kidney cancer, which has spread beyond the kidneys. An enhanced CT scan showed a black substance. Can surgery be performed in this case? What kind of people are suitable for kidney cancer surgery?

Surgery is the preferred method for treating kidney cancer. Patients should have a detailed physical examination. If their bodies can tolerate it, surgical treatment is recommended for kidney cancer patients.

It is generally believed that the surgical treatment of renal cancer is suitable for the following groups:

1. Surgery should be the first choice for patients with primary renal lesions who are in good physical condition and have low risk factors.

2. Patients with severe hematuria, pain and other symptoms can choose palliative nephrectomy or renal artery embolization to relieve symptoms.

3. Patients with metastatic renal cancer should choose surgical treatment if their bodies can tolerate it, but the surgical mortality rate is high, at 2% to 11%.

4. Solitary metastases after radical nephrectomy and solitary metastases associated with renal cancer can be treated surgically.

5. Patients in good physical and behavioral condition may choose surgical treatment.

6. For patients with concomitant metastases, renal surgery should be performed simultaneously or in stages depending on the patient's physical condition.

The surgical operation directly affects the patient's treatment effect. Kidney cancer patients must choose a regular hospital for treatment to avoid delaying the disease and causing serious consequences.