Renal masses in adults: Differentiating benign from neoplastic causes: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 87, No 2

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Computed tomography, ultrasound, intravenous urography, and other sophisticated imaging techniques are available for diagnostic evaluation of a patient with a renal mass. However, the appropriate method must be chosen, and its images must be accurately interpreted to provide the best and most cost-effective healthcare. Drs Graham and Rockey provide practical guidelines for recognizing characteristics of various renal masses visualized by the different imaging methods in use today.

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