Congenital mesoblastic nephroma.
A case of mesoblastic nephroma in an infant with a 3-year, disease-free, postoperative survival period is reported. The histological aspects, with emphasis on differential diagnosis from Wilm's tumour are described.
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A case of mesoblastic nephroma in an infant with a 3-year, disease-free, postoperative survival period is reported. The histological aspects, with emphasis on differential diagnosis from Wilm's tumour are described.
Finding an adenocarcinoma at the vesicle suggests three possible diagnosis: Intestinal adenocarcinoma with vesical location. Adenocarcinoma of the urachus. Vesical primitive adenocarcinoma. Presentation of one case of intestinal adenocarcinoma, revealed by its mictional symptomatology, with the endoscopic appearance of being a single vesical tumour, later shown to be a vesical adenocarcinoma, on which extended surgery of the gut and partial surgery of the bladder was performed.