What is the recurrence rate of kidney cancer after surgery?

Many people do not believe that kidney cancer can be cured, but the facts prove this point. There are indeed some kidney cancer patients in the world who have recovered their health due to active treatment, but some people still have recurrence of kidney cancer. So how high is the recurrence rate of kidney cancer after surgery?

The so-called biological characteristics here refer to the malignancy of the tumor. Generally speaking, the malignancy of kidney cancer in elderly patients is relatively low, while that in young patients is relatively high, and the prognosis after treatment is not very ideal. Experts point out that the higher the malignancy of the tumor, the stronger its resistance to chemotherapy drugs and the higher its recurrence rate.
Many patients choose the wrong hospital, which results in some doctors only focusing on short-term therapeutic effects. Surgery is performed only from a trauma perspective, which reduces the scope of radical resection of kidney cancer and causes cancer cells or metastatic lymph nodes to remain in the abdominal cavity that are not easily detected by the naked eye. At the same time, no comprehensive treatment plan is specified after surgery, and no radiotherapy or chemotherapy is performed to fight residual viruses, which increases the chance of recurrence.