Korean J Urol.
1993 Jun;34(3):545-549.
A case of atypical carcinoma of the kidney
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- 1Departmet of Urology, Inje University, Paik Hospital, Pusan, Korea.
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- Atypical carcinoma of the kidney arising from the epithelium of renal collecting duct is a rare disease. Clinical manifestations are mimicking that of the renal cell carcinoma. Diagnosis is confirmed by pathology with immunocytochemical study(cytokeratin) using immunoperoxidase technique. Management is not discussed here. The prognosis is poor with a relatively rapid progression of the disease. We present a case of atypical carcinoma of kidney in a 56 years old male patient with brier review of the literature.
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