Open Nephrectomy is a surgical procedure, belonging to the class of nephrectomy techniques, that involves the complete removal of a kidney through a large, open abdominal or flank incision, distinguishing it from minimally invasive approaches by its direct, non-laparoscopic access to the renal anatomy.
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