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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1976
Specialists in nephrology, urology, pediatrics, pathology and radiology contribute to the preparation of this book and thus assure that each section is authoritative and current. More importantly, they clarify much confusion arising from the muddled nomenclature that has blocked our understanding of the relationships among renal cystic diseases.
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Specialists in nephrology, urology, pediatrics, pathology and radiology contribute to the preparation of this book and thus assure that each section is authoritative and current. More importantly, they clarify much confusion arising from the muddled nomenclature that has blocked our understanding of the relationships among renal cystic diseases.
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Localized Cystic Disease of the Kidney
American Journal of Roentgenology, 2001Localized cystic disease of the kidney is a benign nonsurgical condition. Its imaging and clinical features are characterized and differentiated from autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease, multilocular cystic nephroma, and cystic neoplasm.Localized cystic disease was diagnosed in 18 patients on the basis of a review of imaging studies, clinical ...
Chrystia M. Slywotzky, Morton A. Bosniak
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1981
Renal cysts are a heterogeneous group of inherited, developmental and acquired disorders. Despite this non-uniformity, there is value in grouping the types of cystic abnormalities because they share certain characteristics. The major categories of cystic disease are: 1) cystic dysplasia which connotes abnormal renal morphogenesis and differentiation; 2)
Matthew R. Kaplan, Lewis Reisman
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Renal cysts are a heterogeneous group of inherited, developmental and acquired disorders. Despite this non-uniformity, there is value in grouping the types of cystic abnormalities because they share certain characteristics. The major categories of cystic disease are: 1) cystic dysplasia which connotes abnormal renal morphogenesis and differentiation; 2)
Matthew R. Kaplan, Lewis Reisman
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Cystic diseases of the kidney: molecular biology and genetics.
Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine, 2010CONTEXT Cystic diseases of the kidney are a very heterogeneous group of renal inherited conditions, with more than 33 genes involved and encompassing X-linked, autosomal dominant, and autosomal recessive inheritance.
C. Deltas, Gregory Papagregoriou
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Acta medica portuguesa, 1999
The kidney is one of the organs most frequently affected by cystic disease, which can be defined as the morbidity attributable to the presence of renal cysts. Renal cysts appear in a series of very diverse hereditary anomalies, acquired or developmental, occurring as an isolated form or in association with other renal or systemic alterations. Cysts are
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The kidney is one of the organs most frequently affected by cystic disease, which can be defined as the morbidity attributable to the presence of renal cysts. Renal cysts appear in a series of very diverse hereditary anomalies, acquired or developmental, occurring as an isolated form or in association with other renal or systemic alterations. Cysts are
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Cell polarity and cystic kidney disease
Pediatric Nephrology, 2013Epithelial cell polarity is essential for organ development; aberrations in this process have been implicated in various diseases, including polycystic kidney disease. Establishment and maintenance of cell polarity is governed by a number of molecular processes and how these processes operate remains an interesting question. Conserved protein complexes
S. Fedeles, A. Gallagher
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MULTILOCULAR CYSTIC DISEASE OF KIDNEY
British Journal of Urology, 1953SUMMARYA case of multilocular cystic disease of the kidney is presented; the ætiology of the condition is briefly discussed.
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2017
Renal cysts constitute the most commonly found benign lesions in adults during the diagnostic imaging: a renal cyst is detected in 10 % up to 50 % at abdominal ultrasound [1]. Also the prevalence of renal cysts is more than 50 % in adults 50 years old or older detected in autopsy studies [2].
Marco Misericordia +4 more
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Renal cysts constitute the most commonly found benign lesions in adults during the diagnostic imaging: a renal cyst is detected in 10 % up to 50 % at abdominal ultrasound [1]. Also the prevalence of renal cysts is more than 50 % in adults 50 years old or older detected in autopsy studies [2].
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2003
This chapter is divided between genetic and nongenetic entities, and each subtype is discussed individually. There is a brief description of etiology, clinical features, histopathology, radiologic characteristics, and management possibilities for each cystic disease.
Michael P. Solliday +1 more
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This chapter is divided between genetic and nongenetic entities, and each subtype is discussed individually. There is a brief description of etiology, clinical features, histopathology, radiologic characteristics, and management possibilities for each cystic disease.
Michael P. Solliday +1 more
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Multilocular cystic disease of kidney
Urology, 1979A case of multilocular cyst of the kidney with calcification is presented and pertinent literature is reviewed. With our present knowledge, a multilocular cyst cannot be clearly differentiated from a malignant renal tumor by preoperative evaluation. Conservative surgery with operative evaluation of the lesion is suggested.
Richard Dias, Manuel Fernandes
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