A 69-year-old man
presented with a 9-months
intermittent macroscopic painless hematuria. He had a previous left kidney
surgery for renal lithiasis 24 years ago. There were no particular physical
findings, such as flank pain.
Routine
laboratory tests including hematology, biochemistry, urine analysis and
coagulation tests showed no abnormalities. Urine cytology studies and cultures
were negative.
Renal ultrasound
depicted an enlarged left kidney with heterogeneous solid mass. An enhanced
computed tomography (CT) revealed a 10 × 9 × 8, 5 cm, low-density, large
heterogeneous renal mass.
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