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Indocyanine green (ICG) is emerging as a potential adjunct to robot-assisted partial nephrectomy by its ability to aid in the real-time identification of renal vasculature, renal masses, and the renal mass-parenchymal margin. The fluorescence patterns of renal masses have not been adequately described according to histology, and it remains unknown if fluorescence pattern can reliably predict histology or malignancy. We therefore describe the ICG fluorescence pattern of our first 100 robot-assisted partial nephrectomies (RAPN) and correlate with histology.

Indocyanine Green Cannot Predict Malignancy in Partial Nephrectomy: Histopathologic Correlation with Fluorescence Pattern in 100 Patients