Overview of RCC: Clear-Cell and Non–clear Cell
Medical experts give an overview of renal cell carcinoma (RCC), detailing the differences between clear cell and non–clear cell subtypes, the various forms of non–clear cell RCC, and the demographic and risk factor profiles associated with each subtype, while also discussing how histological differences influence prognosis.
EP: 1.Overview of RCC: Clear-Cell and Non–clear Cell
EP: 2.Challenges in Treating RCC From Community and Academic Settings
EP: 3.Non–clear Cell RCC: First-Line Treatment Options and Guideline Updates (insert the slide for case in this segment)
EP: 4.KEYNOTE-B61: Clinical Implications of Efficacy and Safety Data in Practice
EP: 5.nccRCC: Alternative Therapies
EP: 6.Role of Histology and Data in Selecting Optimal Therapy in nccRCC
EP: 7.AE Management of IO/TKI and Future of nccRCC
EP: 8.KEYNOTE-564: Pembrolizumab as Adjuvant Therapy
EP: 9.NCCN Guideline Updates in Clear-Cell RCC
EP: 10.Best Treatment Selection in Clear-Cell RCC
Video content above is prompted by the following:
- Provide an overview of renal cell carcinoma (RCC), including differentiation between clear cell and non-con–clear cell types.
- Describe the subtypes of nccRCC.
- Who is typically affected by nccRCC versus vs ccRCC? What are the specific risk factors or demographic patterns?
How does histology impact prognosis?
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