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Fig. 4E —53-year-old woman with splenorenal fusion. Gross specimen of left
kidney after nephrectomy reveals mass consists of hemorrhagic-appearing
splenic tissue (SP) in renal capsule but sharply demarcated from adjacent
renal parenchyma (K), confirming splenorenal fusion. (Reprinted with
permission from Tynski Z, MacLennan GT. Renal pseudotumors. J Urol
2005; 173:600 [1].
