Renal Angiomyolipoma and Tuberous Sclerosis

Taylor, Jack N.; Genters, Klaus

doi:10.1016/s0022-5347(17)66324-9

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“…T h e right kidney was the site of 16 of the tumors and 14 were in the left. None of the patients had bilateral tumors.…”

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Symptomatic angiomyolipoma of the kidney

Price

Mostofi

1965

Cancer

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“…T h e right kidney was the site of 16 of the tumors and 14 were in the left. None of the patients had bilateral tumors.…”

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Symptomatic angiomyolipoma of the kidney

Price

Mostofi

1965

Cancer

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“…1965). When associated with tuberous sclermii the tuiiiours tend to be small, multifocal and hilateral, although large tumours measuring inore than 15 cm in diameter have heen tlescrihed (Taylor and Genters. 1958 : Price and Mostofi, 1965).…”

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Angiomyolipoma: A Rare and Interesting Tumour of the Kidney

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England

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1972

Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery

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~iiigioi;i~oIiboiiiii is 11 briii$giz tuiitorw of the hidiiry, crssociated iiz iirost iiistairces zuitlz tubwozrs 'srlcrosis. O;t occasions, 110 stigmata of tuberous sclerosis coil be detectrd, and this gror~b o f aiigiont~o1iponrii.s Itas certaiii distinguishing featzirrs zvhirh are discussed w i t h a review of ihc litemttirc.. A rirtlzer i~iizisiicil case is reported, and a plea is nzcidc f o r roirscrvntisi;r i l l the surgery of these tiiittoiws.

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“…The length of history is usually in terms of years and renal function is usually maintained for a long time (Scott, 1961). The consensus of opinion is that the renal hamartoma does not undergo malignant change (Brun, 1955;Weaver and Carlquist, 1957;Beck and Hammond, 1957;Taylor and Genters (1958), although Wohlwill (1946) states that malignant change is not rare. Moolten (1942) refers to 3 cases of unmistaken malignant growths (hamartoblastoma) with small metastases.…”

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“…Where a diagnosis of tuberous renal tumour is established nephrectomy is not the ideal treatment. Beck and Hammond (1957) and Taylor and Genters (1958) successfully treated renal tumours of this type conservatively, even after haemorrhage. But many surgeons are not conversant with the neurocutaneous features associated with the disease and, indeed, the usual preoperative diagnosis is carcinoma of the kidney.…”

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