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Bassamabout 7 years ago

A 52-year-old man complains of a 3-week history of malaise and shortness of breath. He has lost weight in the last few months but attributes this to a loss of appetite possibly due to stress at work. On examination, he has a palpable mass in the right lumbar region. He has no urinary symptoms. However, the urine dipstick detected blood. The most likely diagnosis is: A. Renal abscess B. Renal cyst C. Renal carcinoma D. Adrenal tumour E. Pyelonephritis

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about 7 years ago

Blood pressure?

about 7 years ago

The correct answer is C. Classical triad of renal cell carcinoma is painless hematuria, palpable abdominal mass and flank pain In addition to signs of malignancy like weight loss and cachexia

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