LARGE RENAL CALCULUS HIDINGA RENAL TUMOR TYPE SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA ABOUT A RARE CASE AND REVIEW OF LITERATURE

Authors: Othman Chama , Rhyan Alami Ouaddane , Mustapha Ahsaini , Soufiane Mellas , Jalal Eddine; EL Ammari , Mohammed Fadl Tazi , Mohammed Jamal El Fassi and Moulay Hassan Farih;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.7898279 , 10.5281/zenodo.7898280

LARGE RENAL CALCULUS HIDINGA RENAL TUMOR TYPE SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA ABOUT A RARE CASE AND REVIEW OF LITERATURE

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Abstract

Through this clinical study we present a rare case of renal squamous cell carcinoma discovered incidentally during a nephrectomy on dumb kidney plus large renal lithiasis in a patient with a history of recurrent upper urinary tract infections on kidney stones. The reason for consultation was chronic pain in the right flank. The CT scan showed a huge kidney stone of 10 cm long axis with pyelic infiltration in relation to her history of right renal pyelonephritis. The discovery of squamous cell carcinoma was on the anatomopathological specimen.

Related Organizations

Faculty of Medicine
Indonesia
Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Hassan II
Morocco
Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah University
Morocco
Medical Faculty
Switzerland

Keywords

Squamous Cell Carcinoma Large Stone Rare Case Pelvis Surgery

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