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Fig. 4. 62-year-old man who was incidentally found to have cystic abnormality of right kidney. CT findings were interpreted as possible cystic neoplasm and patient underwent right nephrectomy. Pathologic evaluation showed findings of localized cystic disease. Although interpreted as possible cystic neoplasm, CT scan viewed with adjacent sections is characteristic of localized cystic disease of kidney with multiple simple cysts separated by attenuated enhancing renal tissue (arrow).





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