Cystic Nephroma in Elderly Male Patient
Journal Title: Üroonkoloji Bülteni - Year 2016, Vol 15, Issue 2
Abstract
Cystic nephroma (CN), is a rare renal lesion that shows bimodal age distribution and exhibits benign clinical features. It is observed primarily infants but rarely may occur in adults and it is more common in women than in men. CN is usually detected incidentally. In our case report, we presented a 55 year old male patient with pathological and radiological images with cystic nephroma who was operated for right renal mass found after hematuria.
Authors and Affiliations
Mustafa Murat Aydos, Abdullah Erdoğan, Murat Şambel, Noyan Can Akdur, Sedat Öner, Metin Kılıç
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