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The invaluable Special Report Renal Masses: Benign or Malignant?, tells you what you need to know about better diagnostic imaging using the latest technology.

In this special report you will learn about:

Detecting renal masses;
Determining if it is solid or cystic;
Solid with fat;
Solid without fat.
Cystic masses;
Bosniak classifications I through IV;
The new IIF classification;
How the Bosniak classifications help determine follow up;
The staging system for renal cell carcinoma;
The meaning of Stages I through IV;
Other conditions which can mimic a renal mass;
Renal transitional cell carcinoma;
The many patterns of renal TCC;
Renal lymphoma;
Benign renal masses;
Oncocytoma;
Angiomyolipoma;
How to distinguish AML from a fat-containing RCC;
And much more.

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