How to characterise a solid renal mass: A new classification proposal for a simplified approach - 17/04/12
, D. Eiss a, b, P. Debrito a, b, S. Merran c, J.-M. Correas a, b
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Abstract |
The reference method for characterising a solid renal mass is computed tomography. MRI and ultrasound can provide useful diagnostic information for characterising masses the cystic or solid nature of which it is not possible to determine from data from the CT scan. For characterising a solid mass, only MRI can replace the CT scan in most cases. Once a mass has been shown to be solid and vascularised and not occurring in a context suggesting an inflammatory pseudotumour, it can be put, using CT, into one of the four categories of the classification that we propose: pseudotumoral dysmorphisms (type 1); typical high-fat angiomyolipomas (type 2); suspect indeterminate tumours (type 3); typically malignant tumours (type 4).
El texto completo de este artículo está disponible en PDF.Keywords : Kidney, Benign tumour, Tomodensitometry, Malignant tumour, Pseudotumour, Conventional carcinoma
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Vol 93 - N° 4
P. 232-245 - avril 2012 Regresar al número
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