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Nierenzellkarzinom: Abklärung suspekter renaler Raumforderungen

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Das Nierenzellkarzinom ist mit 90 % der häufigste solide Tumor der Niere. 75 % sind klarzellige Nierenzellkarzinome, ca. 10 % papilläre Karzinome und ca. 5 % chromophobe Karzinome. Seltene Subtypen sind das Sammelrohrkarzinom, das medulläre, das muzinös-tubuläre und das Spindelzellkarzinom.

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  1. Radiologie Worms, Fachärztezentrum am Klinikum Darmstadt, Darmstadt, Deutschland

    Peter Hallscheidt

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    Martin Zeier

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Hallscheidt, P. (2020). Nierenzellkarzinom: Abklärung suspekter renaler Raumforderungen. In: Jäger, D., Zeier, M. (eds) Onko-Nephrologie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-59911-2_12

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