Primary renal synovial sarcomas diagnosed by a novel fusion gene with the fusion site involving exons of SS18 and SSX2: a case report
Hong Qiu,
Zhaorong Tang,
Dan Nie
Abstract:Objectives
Primary renal synovial sarcoma (PRSS) is an uncommon malignancy with diagnostic challenges and poor prognosis. Research on PRSS is limited, primarily based on case reports, leading to a lack of widely recognized effective treatment options. This article reports a case of primary renal synovial sarcoma diagnosed using a novel fusion gene with a fusion site involving the SS18 and SSX2 exons.
Case presentation
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