Renal Cell Carcinoma originating from the Upper Pole of the Right Kidney and Presenting as an Echogenic Mass
Differential consideration is an angiomyolipoma
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Exophytic Renal cell Carcinoma (RCC) with Dystrophic Calcification
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Papillary Cell Renal Cell Carcinoma (RCC)
64 year old male
IVP at 20 seconds shows a mass in the right lower pole and 20 minute film conforms the finding.CT shows a deforming mass and US shows mildly hypoechoic mass. Pathology reveals papillary cell RCC
Ashley Davidoff MD
This series of USscans (a,b) and CT scans (c,d) show a solid hypervascluar mass in the lower pole of the right kidney. The findings are characteristic of a renal cell carcinoma. Note the complex lesion in the left lower pole. A second RCC is included in the differential diagnosis. 39056c code GU kidney mass hypervascular RCC radiologists and detectives
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Renal cell carcinoma metastatic to lung and subpleural region
32303c01 code lungs pulmonary pleura nodules neoplasm malignant metastases metastasis primary renal kidney RCC imaging plain film CXR CTscan USscan grosspathology
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Slow growth of RCC
CT’ scans show two CT scans performed 2 years apart showing no significant growth
The ultrasounds below show mildly hyperechoic character of RCC
# renal cell cardcinoma#time
Ashley Davidoff MD