A pictorial presentation of CT kidney lesions in adults, particularly kidney cancer. Part 3

Authors

  • Joel Harold Bortz LSG Imaging, Los Angeles, California
  • Riaan van de Venter Nelson Mandela University, Port Elizabeth
  • Leonie Munro Durban

Keywords:

renal cell carcinoma, lymphadenopathy, oncocytoma, imaging modalities

Abstract

There are many pathologies that affect the kidneys. The focus of this paper is computed tomography of kidney cancer. Other imaging modalities for kidney pathologies are briefly discussed. A few examples of benign tumours and masses are presented. The bulk of the paper is a pictorial presentation of kidney cancer and its spread to other organs and bones. A range of unenhanced and enhanced CT images are included for self-assessment.

Author Biographies

Joel Harold Bortz, LSG Imaging, Los Angeles, California

Radiologist

Riaan van de Venter, Nelson Mandela University, Port Elizabeth

Associate lecturer

Leonie Munro, Durban

Retired  radiographer

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Published

2021-07-29

Issue

2021: Supplement Issue July 2021

Section

Article of Interest

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