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The magnetic resonance (MR) features of an adult nephroblastoma are presented. The MR appearance is correlated with ultrasound (US), computed tomographic (CT) and pathology. The tumor appeared heterogeneous with calcifications and areas of necrosis and hemorrhage. MR correctly staged the tumor.
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Bellin, MF., Maidenberg, M., Raveau, V. et al. MR imaging of adult wilms’ tumor: Correlation with US, CT, and pathology. Urol Radiol 12, 148–150 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02923994
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