Zur Prognose und Therapie von Nierenadenomen

Bandhauer, K; Marberger, H

doi:10.1159/000279068

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“…Though these yielded the diagnosis of adenoma, the decision toward nephrectomy depended more on the size of the tumors. Our four preoperatively diagnosed tumors were intra operatively considered malignant and, without the invesClinical reports of renal adenomas are mostly reports of single cases [3,4,6,7], There are, however, some authors who have experience with several cases of this disease [2,5,9].…”

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“…The prognosis for patients with the disease is favor able [2,9], Recurrences and métastasés are rare.…”

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“…Doerr and Uehlinger [14] described two cases of locally, regularly built adenomas which lead to secondary métastasés. Bandhauer and Marberger [2] reported a similar case. Largiader [8] classified adenomas into three groups ac cording to their histological pattern.…”

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Renal Adenoma

Lipsky¹

1983

Eur Urol

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The histological and clinical picture of renal adenomas is described and 5 cases reported. This tumor presents either as an incidentally found lesion on autopsy or operation, or as a large, mostly solitary lesion causing symptoms. One should think of an adenoma if there is a solid, avascular, well-confind, space-occupying lesion in the kidney. If possible conservative surgery should be carried out. The outcome for patients with this disease is good.

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