Clinicopathological features of renal cell carcinoma : a primary study of 705 cases / 中华泌尿外科杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To investigate the clinicopathological features of renal cell carcinoma (RCC).Methods From December 1956 to August 2012,the clinicopathological features of RCC were studied in 705 cases and related literatures were reviewed.Results The diameter of RCC ranged from 0.6 to 18.0 cm,which the average size was 4.6 cm.The proportions of the clear cell,papillary,multilocular clear cell,chromophobe and unclassified histologic subtype were 88.9％ (627/705),4.1％ (29/705),3.3％ (23/705),1.3％ (9/705) and 2.4％ (17/705),respectively.According to the Fuhrman grading system,the proportions of grade 1,2,3,4 were 19.0％ (116/612),58.3％ (357/612),18.1％ (111/612)and 4.6％ (28/612),respectively.The rates of invasion into the renal pelvis,perirenal fat and vascular were 10.9％ (66/603),10.6％ (64/603) and 4.8％ (29/603),respectively.Of 705 cases,464 (76.6％)cases were in T1,65 (10.7％) cases in T2,73 (12.0％) cases in T3,and 4 (0.7％) cases in T4.As to the lymph node and distant metastasis,the rate was 2.8％ (17/606) and 3.5％ (21/606).The percentages of stage Ⅰ,Ⅱ,Ⅲ and Ⅳ RCC were 74.3％ (450/606),9.9％ (60/606),11.7％ (71/606) and 4.1％(25/606),respectively.The 3-,5-,10-and 15-year disease-specific survival rate for RCC was 92.8％,86.9％,76.8％ and 55.5％,respectively.To those patients with clear cell RCC,the disease-specific survival at the same time point was 92.8％,88.1％,77.4％ and 55.4％,respectively.Multivariate analysis showed that the stage was the only independent prognostic factor for RCC.Conclusions Tumor stage of RCC is the independent prognostic factor for disease-specific survival.The evaluation of renal sinus invasion and lymph node should be noted in the diagnosis of RCC.