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Out of 44 patients suffering from disseminated renal cell carcinoma 24/44 patients (group I) underwent nephrectomy, in 20/44 patients the primary tumor was not removed. In 12/44 patients chemotherapy was performed (7 patients group I, 5 patients group II). Comparison of the survival rate with and without chemotherapy revealed no significant difference in the two groups. Partial response was noted only in four patients with a mean duration of four months. These results can not give a final answer for the indication of chemotherapy in metastatic renal cancer.
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