2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.jgyn.2009.02.006
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Conduite à tenir obstétricopédiatrique devant la découverte anténatale d’une masse hyperéchogène rétropéritonéale. Arguments en faveur d’un néphrome mésoblastique congénital

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“…However, cases with CMN growing to the hilar and perirenal soft tissue were described with possible metastasis to the lung, liver, brain, and heart [10,12,13]. That is why oncological surveillance is needed (ultrasound of the abdomen and laboratory tests are made every 3 months).…”
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“…However, cases with CMN growing to the hilar and perirenal soft tissue were described with possible metastasis to the lung, liver, brain, and heart [10,12,13]. That is why oncological surveillance is needed (ultrasound of the abdomen and laboratory tests are made every 3 months).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%