Abstract
Despite being the very first molecular targeted agents registered for the treatment of advanced kidney cancer (in the post-cytokines setting), Sorafenib seemed to lose its momentum as a credible first-line treatment option, when it proved not to be superior to Interferon within a randomized phase II trial...
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