renal cell carcinoma

Kidney tumor malignancy

Renal cell carcinoma is a cancer originating in the kidney, specifically in the lining of the small tubes that filter blood and produce urine.

It is the most common type of kidney cancer in adults, often discovered incidentally during imaging for other conditions.

Symptoms, when present, may include blood in the urine, flank pain, or a palpable mass: The scan revealed renal cell carcinoma in the left kidney.

pathology

papillary

Having small projections

histology · pathology report

progression

metastasis

Cancer spreading beyond origin

hypercalcemia

diagnosis

CT scan

Tomographic diagnostic imaging

hematuria · creatinine · biopsy · staging · bone scan · PET scan · tumor marker

treatment

interleukin-2

Immune system signaling protein

combination therapy

anatomy

kidney

Blood-filtering organ

hilum

Categories
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disease state

renal cell carcinomaremission

Temporary disease absence

cure

urological cancer type

renal cell carcinomabladder cancer

Malignancy of urine-storing organ

prostate cancer · testicular cancer

renal pathology

renal cell carcinomachronic kidney disease

Gradual renal function loss

Family

carcinoma, renal, nephrectomy

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