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Metastatic Renal Cell Carcinoma (Kidney Cancer) Roadmap

Understanding your diagnosis, tumor biology, and treatment history can help guide conversations with your care team and help you explore available options.

1. Diagnosis & Cancer History

2. Tumor Biology & Biomarkers

3. Where Has the Cancer Spread?

Select all areas identified.

4. Risk Category & Treatment Planning

Doctors may classify metastatic kidney cancer using risk groups.

IMDC risk model may include factors such as anemia, calcium levels, and time from diagnosis.

5. Prior Systemic Treatments

6. Prior Local Treatments

7. Your Health, Priorities & Questions

Questions you may wish to ask your care team
  • What subtype of kidney cancer do I have?
  • What risk category does my cancer fall into?
  • Am I eligible for immunotherapy combinations?
  • Should cytoreductive nephrectomy be considered?
  • Are clinical trials available for my diagnosis?
  • What is the goal of my treatment right now?

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The information provided by this tool is intended for educational and informational purposes only. This tool does not provide medical advice, professional diagnosis, opinion, or treatment to you or any other individual.
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