French National Research Network on Kidney Cancer

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The Network

The UroCCR Network currently comprises about 60 multidisciplinary clinical teams.

It represents an international, multidisciplinary medico-scientific network gathering together experts from various specialties. The Network aims to enhance patient management, therapeutic development, and applied research on kidney cancer by leveraging a health data warehouse that supports the development of innovative and collaborative projects.

Key Figures

22,712+
patients

270+
projects

880+
professionals

14M+
data

74+
centres

2
countries

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A Multidisciplinary Network

UroCCR is a community of 880 professionals including oncologists, surgeons, genetic oncologists, radiologists, radiopharmacists, and anatomic pathologists, as well as research scientists and clinical research professionals.

Together, they combine their expertise to enhance patient care and advance kidney cancer research.

Oncologists

Urologists

Radiologists

Genetic oncologists

Radiotherapists

Radiopharmacists

Anatomic pathologists

Nurses

Clinical Research professionals

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Personalised surgery

Clinical Research

Diagnosis & treatment

Translational research

Prediction

Care pathways

Quality of life

Robotic surgery

Digital twins

Digital health

Innovative and diversified research projects

More than 270 research projects have already been carried out within the network.

These studies include: retrospective studies based on existing data (research project not involving human subjects), interventional prospective studies (research project involving human subjects 1, 2, and 3), translational research, projects in human and social science, clinical investigation on medical devices, as well as real world studies.

Research
categories

Clinical
Research project not involving human subjects
Epidemiological
Translational
Public health
HSS

Medical
devices

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AI

Development of predictive models

Real-world studies

Identification of available data sources to meet the demands of the French National Authority for Health.

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Medical Devices

The ANR-labeled UroDM project aims to highlight the clinical expertise of the UroCCR medico-scientific network’s hospital teams. It achieves this by facilitating rapid access to clinical investigations and promoting the development of Medical Devices (MDs) in the fields of surgery and imaging.

UroDM is based on the establishment of a dedicated Medical Device Support Desk within the UroCCR network. This desk provides major support to companies, offering them access to a high-level, interdisciplinary scientific and medical environment.

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UroPredict AI

Algorithms based on artificial intelligence (AI) have been developed and validated using the database. Their application offers new perspectives for improving personalised patient management, optimising therapeutic strategies, and strengthening clinical research in urology.

Our news

UroCCR_News June 2026, No. 2

📢 Publication in “3D Printing in Medicine” of the study “Rein-3D print students” (UroCCR No. 219) by Dr. Gaëlle Margue

9th Annual Network Science Days – 2026

9th Annual UroCCR Scientific Conference – September 17 & 18, 2026

UroCCR_News June 2026, No. 1

📢 Publication in The Journal of Urology of the “sPaRT2” UroCCR 235 study by Dr. Rajaa ET-Touzani of Dijon University Hospital