Previously, CancerBro explained what is kidney cancer and what are its risk factors and symptoms. Today, CancerBro will demonstrate how kidney cancer is diagnosed. Share it to spread awareness.
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CancerBro, what are the investigations required to confirm the diagnosis of kidney cancer?
The investigations required to confirm and stage the disease are imaging, urine analysis, and biopsy.
Ultrasound and CT scan or MRI of abdomen help us to see the extent of the tumor.
X ray or CT scan of the chest maybe done, if required.
Rarely, MRI brain or bone scan maybe done if clinically indicated.
Urinalysis may help in looking for the presence of blood or cancer cells in urine.
Bipsy from the tumor maybe required in certain cases, such as when the imaging is doubtful or when we are not planning surgery for the patient.
So these investigations help us to confirm and stage the disease.
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