Recurrent Renal Cell Carcinoma in a Kidney Transplant: First Report of Sequential Nephron-Sparing Surgeries: A Case Report

Key Points

• Renal cell carcinoma recurrence requires careful tumor management, particularly after kidney transplant.
• Nephron-sparing surgical techniques demonstrate promising outcomes for managing tumor recurrence in renal transplant patients.
• This case highlights the complexity of recurrent cancer management but showcases successful interventions in kidney transplant settings.
• Further investigation is warranted in larger cohorts to validate these nephron-sparing surgical strategies for similar cases.