This report represents the third largest renal oncocytoma in English literature. The tumor was considered as a renal cell carcinoma preoperatively based on the physical examination and radiographic findings.
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- * They typically appear as well-defined, tan or mahogany masses with a central scar, and their histology features simple cell structures that indicate low malignancy risk.
- * A review of 17 studies showed that while there is potential for metastasis (to liver, bones, lungs), only 1.5% experienced disease progression, indicating that aggressive cancer behavior is not necessarily linked to oncocytomas.
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