Kidney cancer has been considered for years as a low incidence neoplasm, whose surgical treatment was the only effective way to control the evolution of patients. It represents 3 percent of all tumors, and approximately three out of four renal neoplasms will be clear cell carcinomas. It is approximately twice as frequent in men as in women and the average age of presentation is at 60 years.

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