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Fig. 5E. —Collecting duct carcinoma in 36-year-old woman. Photograph of mass (M) after nephrectomy shows relatively well-defined tumor margin. Although mass appears grossly expansile, no pseudocapsule was present at pathologic review. Tumor was characterized by ductular, tubular, and papillary elements within dense desmoplastic stroma at pathologic examination; no areas of hemorrhage were present.





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