Evolving Treatment Paradigms in Renal Cancer, an Issue of Urologic Clinics (Clinics: Internal Medicine). This item is unavailable.Evolving Treatment Paradigms in Renal Cancer, an Issue of Urologic Clinics (Clinics: Internal Medicine)

This issue of the Urologic Clinics provides a timely update on Renal Cancer and the evolving treatment standards in urology. Articles include Contemporary Imaging of the Renal Mass, Surgical Approach to Multifocal Renal Cancers, and Systemic Therapy Prior to Surgery. Effects of the various existing surgical approaches on long-term renal function is also discussed, along with a review of the current trends in surgical management of renal cancers with specific attention to utilization of laparoscopic approach, partial nephrectomy, ablative technologies and observation.

Department of Urology, NYU Medical Center, New York, NY

Dr Taneja's clinical research focuses on the use of imaging to detect and treat prostate cancer. I pioneered the use of MRI to diagnose and pinpoint prostate cancer, and in MRI-guided focal ablative therapies that aim to destroy only the cancerous portion of the prostate. With the ability to precisely locate the cancer, patients no longer need to have the entire gland removed. Through ongoing improvements in imaging and constant integration of new technologies, we continue to evolve this approach to minimize the trauma of prostate cancer surgery.

He has authored more than 200 articles, 30 book chapters, and 6 textbooks and monographs on urologic cancer and surgery.