Guidelines

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The guidelines do not supersede physician judgment. Treating physicians must take into account variations in resources, patient needs, and preferences.

TOPIC TYPE TITLE PUBLICATION STATUS TOOLS
Kidney cancer
GL
Followup after treatment of non-metastatic renal cell carcinoma
Wassim Kassouf 		August 2018 Current
Kidney cancer
GL
Genetic screening for hereditary renal cell cancers
M. Neil Reaume 		May 2018 Current
Testis and penile cancer
GL
Penile cancer
TBD 		In Development

STATUS DEFINITIONS:

CURRENT Published within the past 5 years or reviewed and confirmed to still be current.

UNDER REVISION Update in progress.

IN DEVELOPMENT New guideline being prepared.

TYPE DEFINITIONS:

CUA GUIDELINE (GL) Evidence-based guidance for broader topics requiring more comprehensive exploration.

BEST PRACTICE REPORT (BPR) Evidence-based guidance for one clinically relevant topic; must have one clear, focused question.

CONSENSUS STATEMENT (CS) Collective opinion of an expert panel

CUA-ENDORSED GUIDELINES (END) Developed by other associations and endorsed by the CUA Guidelines Committee

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