He is the vice chair of Urology at John Theurer Cancer Center and professor of Urology and chief of Minimally Invasive and Robotic Surgery at Hackensack University Medical Center in Hackensack, New Jersey. TranscriptCan you provide an overview of the current landscape of kidney cancer treatment? Kidney cancer treatment has evolved over the last few decades, and there has been a huge paradigm shift in how we treat it. If a benign tumor is found, it does not need to be intervened upon with surgery or any other therapy. The paradigm shift has really led us from doing maximally invasive surgery through big incisions to using minimally invasive surgeries with robotics.