Tumor sincrónico renal: asociación de adenocarcinoma renal y tumor transicional de pelvis renal, en el mismo riñón, un hallazgo excepcional

Abstract

The renal cell tumour supposes 1% of the adult's tumors, while the transitional carcinoma has an incidence of 7%. The simultaneous appearance of a carcinoma of renal cells, and a transitional tumour of pelvis in the same kidney, they suppose an exceptional fact not existing but of 30 cases published in the world, presenting an approximate incidence of 0.14% of the pathology renal tumoral. We present a new case of this unusual association that supposes the 4 case indexed in the literature in Spanish.

Renal Cell Carcinoma of the Kidney with Synchronous Ipsilateral Transitional Cell Carcinoma of the Renal Pelvis

“…The mean age at presentation was 65, and male/female ratio was 2/1. The tumors were commonly located on the left kidney [9, 10]. The standard treatment of RCC is the radical nephrectomy or partial nephrectomy for thus small renal carcinomas.…”