Minimal-change lesion nephrotic syndrome with renal oncocytoma

Forland, Marvin; Bannayan, George A.

doi:10.1016/0002-9343(83)90463-1

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“…However, few cases of MCN associated with solid neoplasm have been described in the literature [4]. In only 5 of these cases was the neoplasm a renal cell carcinoma [5][6][7][8][9].We describe a case of minimal change nephropathy associated with renal cell carcinoma with both conditions: reversible nephrotic syndrome and acute renal failure. …”

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Recovery of Minimal Change Nephrotic Syndrome and Acute Renal Failure in a Patient withRenal Cell Carcinoma

Auguet¹,

Lorenzo²,

Colomer³

et al. 1998

Am J Nephrol

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We describe a 78-year-old patient with nephrotic syndrome due to minimal-change glomerulopathy, associated with a renal adenocarcinoma. Oliguric acute renal failure requiring hemodialysis was also observed. Surgical removal of the tumor and corticosteroid therapy resulted in resolution of the nephrotic state and improvement of the renal function. Nephrotic syndrome is an unusual complication of renal cell carcinomas, and the association of minimal-change glomerulopathy (MCG) and solid tumors is particularly uncommon. In spite of this, MCG should be considered in the nephropathies causing nephrotic syndrome and acute renal failure in patients with renal malignancies.

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Recovery of Minimal Change Nephrotic Syndrome and Acute Renal Failure in a Patient withRenal Cell Carcinoma

Auguet¹,

Lorenzo²,

Colomer³

et al. 1998

Am J Nephrol

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“…Interestingly the nephrotic syndrome in patient 4 had responded dramatically to prednisolone prior to tumour detection, but subsequently relapsed. The patient of Forland & Bannayan (1983) had only a minor improvement in his nephrotic syndrome following excision of the oncocytoma despite prednisolone therapy, though 2 years later complete resolution of his nephrotic syndrome occurred.…”

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“…Though the renal biopsy of this patient was examined by electron microscopy, the absence of immunofluorescence studies in either patient fails to fully exclude early membranous nephropathy (Helin et al, 1980;Pascal et al, 1976). Three further patients have been reported (Moorthy, 1983;Forland & Bannayan, 1983) and the details of all five patients are shown in Table I. Two patients with small cell carcin- oma of bronchus showed partial tumour response and improvement in oedema following combination chemotherapy though significant proteinuria persisted until death.…”

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Minimal change nephropathy associated with anaplastic carcinoma of bronchus

1987

Lung Cancer

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“…Fordland and Bannayan reported a case of renal oncocytoma presenting with nephrotic syndrome secondary to minimal change lesion [6]. There was no evidence of mesangial deposits and immunofluorescence was negative for immunoglobulins.…”

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“…Renal oncocytoma is regarded as a renal tumor with a fairly benign course [2]. Several diseases have been reported to be associated with renal oncocytoma [3][4][5][6]. We report the first case in which renal oncocytoma was associated with amyloidosis.…”

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