Kidney Cancer: He Now Live Healthily Even With Just Right Kidney

David was diagnosed with a massive cancer with 12 cm in his left kidney in 2015, a malignant renal cell carcinoma; small metastasis is already found in his right kidney. The cancer to survive is thin. But he survives, and free of cancer now. He relied only to surgery to remove his left kidney and ECCT for prevention of recurrence and metastasis. He kept his right kidney along with the lesion of 5 cm, and have treatment with ECCT after the surgery. He continues to survive with the lesion in his right kidney becoming a scar tissue and now in 8th years living in healthy condition and with normal renal function.

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