JISC case 00355


  • Male, 31 years old
  • Clinical details:
    A transient attack of haematuria two years before death and later enlarging abdominal tumour, enlarged liver and a mass in the groin. Necropsy: Tumour, 141b. replacing right kidney with multiple metastases in liver and lungs, and a metastasis in the pubic bone.
  • Diagnosis:
    Nephroblastoma partly spindle-cell and diffuse and partly tubular in structure an extreme rarity in an adult.
  • Review diagnosis:
    Nephroblastoma
  • System:
    Renal Pathology
  • Specimen:
    Excision
  • Date:
    1949

  • Published paper:
    The Journal of Pathology and Bacteriology, Volume 61, Issue 3 (p 367-373)

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