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American Journal of Roentgenology, Vol 127, Issue 5, 717-722
Copyright © 1976 by American Roentgen Ray Society

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The angiographic appearance of benign renal oxyphilic adenoma

TA Sos, GF Gray Jr, and HA Baltaxe

Four cases of oxyphilic cortical renal adenomas identified by angiography are described. A suggestive angiographic appearance is outlined for adenomas limited to the cortex: avascularity or hypovascularity; renal vessels splayed and stretched around tumor base; faint parenchymal blush during nephrograpm phase; and tumor well marginated, appearing to arise from the renal cortex. Masses that fulfill the above criteria are adequately treated with excisional biopsy if frozen section confirms their benignity.
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