Primary renal angiosarcoma is an extremely rare genitourinary malignancy with a universally poor prognosis.
Supports inclusion in differential of renal masses; extends sparse case reports but leaves management undefined.
Sarcomatous lesions of the kidney comprise less than 2% of all primary renal malignancies. Angiosarcomas are an exquisitely infrequent histologic type in this setting and are associated with a universally poor prognosis. We report the eighth known case of primary renal angiosarcoma and review the available literature on this rare entity.
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