Titlebook: Renal Cell Carcinoma; Molecular Biology, I Ronald M. Bukowski (Director),Andrew C. Novick (Ch Book 20001st edition Springer Science+Busines

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The Pathology of Renal Neoplasmsl type, granular cell type, or sarcomatoid type. Although this antiquated classification scheme has provided a framework for classification and prognosis, more modern concepts of subtyping renal cell carcinoma have evolved based on histogenesis. Renal cell carcinomas are currently classified as repr

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Paraneoplastic Syndromes in Renal Cell Carcinomats metastases. Others result from the production of biologically active substances by the tumor or by normal tissues in response to the tumor .. These clinical syndromes termed paraneoplastic are very important to recognize as they may be the first presenting sign of the tumor. Because these syndrom

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