Abstract
Background Primary renal lymphoma is rare with no well-defined diagnostic criteria.
Aim To describe the first reported case of bilateral and primary renal lymphoma and describe diagnostic criteria.
Result and conclusion If a diagnosis of primary renal lymphoma is to be considered, then specific diagnostic criteria (as outlined) must first be satisfied.
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O’Sullivan, A., Lee, G., Fitzgerald, E. et al. Bilateral primary renal lymphoma. Ir J Med Sci 172, 44–45 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02914787
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