What are the clinical stages of renal cell carcinoma?

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We all know that cancer is a kind of serious malignant tumor. This kind of malignant tumor has certain different symptoms in the process of development and deterioration. Many people think that cancer can be divided into a certain period. Generally speaking, cancer will appear in the early and middle stages of cancer, as well as in the late stage. The symptoms of cancer in different periods are different, Generally, the early symptoms are not obvious, so many people will ignore the treatment of the disease in the early stage of cancer, which may lead to more serious consequences.

What are the clinical stages of renal cell carcinoma?

Pre renal cancer. In the early stage of the disease, many patients will not show any performance. At this time, only through various checks can they be diagnosed with the disease. If accurate treatment is taken at this time, the probability of complete treatment is very high. For patients with limited or partial progressive renal cell carcinoma (early or middle stage), surgery should be the main treatment, while for patients with transitional renal cell carcinoma (advanced stage), internal medicine should be the main treatment.

Intermediate stage renal cell carcinoma: in addition to abnormal urination, the patient will also present many complications, such as hematuria, severe and persistent pain when the tumor invades surrounding organs and psoas muscle, and renal enlargement. If the patient can feel the lump with his hand, it indicates that the disease has entered the middle stage.

Advanced renal cancer: the patient will present pain, mass, distant transport and other manifestations, which also indicates that the disease is advanced. If the above performance is presented, professional doctors should be consulted in a timely manner, some necessary checks should be carried out, and medical measures should be taken as soon as possible.

matters needing attention

The diagnosis of renal cell carcinoma requires laboratory examination, imaging examination and pathological examination. The purpose of laboratory examination is to evaluate the general condition, liver and kidney function and prognosis of patients before operation, mainly including urea nitrogen, creatinine, liver function, whole blood cell count, hemoglobin, blood calcium, blood glucose, ESR, alkaline phosphatase and lactate dehydrogenase. Cancer is a more serious disease, many people will die of cancer, or the original complications, so if there is cancer, to carry out effective conditioning, to avoid more serious symptoms.