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SM-RMSP v2.0
Clinical Details
Manual EvidenceBaseline Kidneys
Manual EvidenceRight Kidney
Left Kidney
Primary Tumor Evidence
Manual EvidenceMorphological Topology Drives RENAL Knowledge
Extrarenal Local Invasion Drives AJCC T-Stage
Collecting System
Manual EvidenceMorphology & Obstruction
Urolithiasis (Stone Burden)
Arterial Anatomy (CTA)
Manual EvidenceVenous Anatomy & Thrombus
Manual EvidenceCranial Extent of Thrombus Drives Mayo Knowledge
Needed for Mayo I vs II.
Regional Lymph Nodes
Manual EvidenceDistant Metastatic Survey
Manual EvidenceDeterministic Knowledge
Engine ComputedRENAL Nephrometry
AJCC 8th Stage
Surgical Dashboard
Engine ComputedKnowledge Bank
Clinical ReferenceThe Clinical Interface: Radiologist & Surgeon
The Radiologist's Role
The radiologist acts as the diagnostic cartographer. Rather than simply diagnosing a "renal mass," the goal is to provide a deterministic, anatomical roadmap. This means explicitly evaluating tumor morphology, mapping variant vascular anatomy, and precisely identifying the limits of local and systemic spread. Objective evidence gathering prevents downstream ambiguity.
What the Surgeon Needs
Surgeons use this evidence to make immediate, high-stakes decisions: Can this kidney be saved? (Nephron-Sparing Surgery vs. Radical Nephrectomy). They look for limiting factors: hilar proximity, collecting system invasion, complex multi-arterial supply, and venous thrombus extent. A clear, deterministic report dictates patient counseling and surgical approach.
RENAL Nephrometry Score
A structured system to quantify the complexity of renal tumors, primarily to assess the feasibility of partial nephrectomy.
| Component | 1 Point | 2 Points | 3 Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| (R)adius | ≤ 4 cm | 4.1 - 7 cm | > 7 cm |
| (E)xophytic/Endophytic | ≥ 50% exophytic | < 50% exophytic | Entirely endophytic |
| (N)earness to collecting sys. | ≥ 7 mm | 4 - 6.9 mm | ≤ 4 mm |
| (A)nterior/Posterior | Descriptive only (a = Anterior, p = Posterior, x = Neither) | ||
| (L)ocation (Polar lines) | Entirely above/below | Crosses polar line | > 50% across polar line / crosses midline |
Mayo IVC Thrombus Classification
- Level 0: Thrombus confined to renal vein (or segmental branches).
- Level I: Thrombus extends into IVC ≤ 2 cm above renal vein ostium.
- Level II: Thrombus extends into IVC > 2 cm above ostium, but below hepatic veins.
- Level III: Thrombus extends into intrahepatic IVC (at/above hepatic veins, below diaphragm).
- Level IV: Supradiaphragmatic extension (into right atrium).
AJCC 8th Ed. TNM Staging
T1/T2: Organ confined. T1 ≤ 7cm (T1a ≤ 4cm, T1b 4-7cm). T2 > 7cm (T2a 7-10cm, T2b > 10cm).
T3: Extends into major veins or perinephric/sinus fat, but NOT into ipsilateral adrenal or beyond Gerota's fascia.
T3a: Renal vein, segmental branches, or perinephric/sinus fat.
T3b: IVC below diaphragm.
T3c: IVC above diaphragm or right atrium.
T4: Invades beyond Gerota's fascia (including contiguous extension into ipsilateral adrenal gland).
Constitutional Governance
Patient & Study Identity
Indication and comparison established.
Evidence Completeness
Morphology, vascular, nodes, and mets admitted.
Deterministic Classification
RENAL, Mayo, and AJCC stages successfully resolved.
Admission Incomplete
Ready for Report Generation
The deterministic engine has evaluated all inputs. The final report will embed validated knowledge derived strictly from the admitted evidence.
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