The present chapter reports the results reached in the last few years by a team of researchers from different disciplines who have explored the study of kidney cancer from an original clinical-biomedical approach, calling for an investigation of kidney cancer both concerning progress in surgery, and biomedical research. The first part of the chapter, dedicated to a thorough analysis of progress made in surgery techniques, is followed by a second one, where the results of our biochemical research study, carried out on healthy and neoplastic renal tissues via in vitro Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy (MRS) are described.
Renal cell cancer: surgery and biomedical research. Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy in the evaluation of new diagnostic markers.
POERIO, ALBA;TRINCHERO, ANDREA;TUGNOLI, VITALIANO;
2005
Abstract
The present chapter reports the results reached in the last few years by a team of researchers from different disciplines who have explored the study of kidney cancer from an original clinical-biomedical approach, calling for an investigation of kidney cancer both concerning progress in surgery, and biomedical research. The first part of the chapter, dedicated to a thorough analysis of progress made in surgery techniques, is followed by a second one, where the results of our biochemical research study, carried out on healthy and neoplastic renal tissues via in vitro Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy (MRS) are described.File in questo prodotto:
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