Case Report Less Frequent Renal Carcinomas: Collecting Duct Carcinoma (Bellini Carcinoma).
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Carcinoma of Bellini, Collector Conducts of Bellini, Case report, Social Security Institute of GuatemalaAbstract
Morphological detailed studies and contemporary inmunohistochemestry tecnics have made new classifications on epithelial renal malignancies. Renal cell carcinoma, papillary and cromophobe represent 85 – 90% of all malignancies, rest 10 – 15% sporadic, familiar and less common. Collector conducts Bellini Carcinoma is a rare type that represents less than 1 %. It is frecuently diagnosed in advanced disease, at third to fifth decade, 40 – 50% presents metastes at the time of diagnosis , it is reported a life expectancy of 1 – 3 years from the diagnosis. We report a case of a 46 years old man with pathological diagnose of collector conducts of Bellini.
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