Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to G Ruotolo.
The inverted urothelial papilloma described herein is the fourth case developing in the ureter. The association with a well-differentiated conventional papilloma of the renal pelvis is the noteworthy feature of this case.
Adenocarcinoma of the rete testis is a rare tumor. In nearly all patients metastases occur early to the lymph nodes, lungs, corpus testis, skin, liver and bone. Patients seldom survive longer than 1 year. Treatment consists of inguinal orchiectomy but the metastatic lesions have been resistant to radiation and/or chemotherapy.
Spontaneous bilateral perirenal hematoma is an uncommon disease that may be diagnosed by conventional X-ray, abdominal CT, echography, renal angiography and magnetic resonance imaging. The most common causes include renal cell carcinoma, periarteritis, and some coagulation disorders. Patients with no apparent etiology such as renal carcinoma should be treated with conservative surgery.