ZHANG Hai-liang,YE Ding-wei,YAO Xu-dong,ZHANG Shi-lin,DAI Bo,SHEN Yi-jun,ZHU Yao,ZHU Yi-ping,SHI Guo-hai,MA Chun-guang.Clinical analysis of multiple primary malignant tumors and concurrent renal cell carcinoma[J].J Amry Med Univ (J Third Mil Med Univ),2009,31(13):1261-1263.
ZHANG Hai-liang,YE Ding-wei,YAO Xu-dong,ZHANG Shi-lin,DAI Bo,SHEN Yi-jun,ZHU Yao,ZHU Yi-ping,SHI Guo-hai,MA Chun-guang.Clinical analysis of multiple primary malignant tumors and concurrent renal cell carcinoma[J].J Amry Med Univ (J Third Mil Med Univ),2009,31(13):1261-1263.DOI:
Clinical analysis of multiple primary malignant tumors and concurrent renal cell carcinoma
Objective To investigate the incidence and clinical features of multiple primary malignant tumors related to renal cell carcinoma. Methods The patient history
treatment
and prognosis in 21 cases of multiple primary malignant tumors associated with renal cell carcinoma were analyzed retrospectively. Results From December 2004 to December 2007
the incidence rate of multiple primary malignant tumors associated with renal cell carcinoma in our hospital was 6.23% (21/337). In 12 male cases
prostate cancer
colon cancer
esophageal cancer
and non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma were the most common. Occurrence of other primary malignancies before renal cell carcinoma was found in 4 cases
co-occurrence in 3 cases
and post-occurrence in 5 cases. Nine female patients were mainly characterized by breast cancer. Occurrence of other primary malignancies was found in 7 cases
but co-occurrence in 2 cases. The sub-type of renal cell carcinoma belonged to clear cell carcinoma in all patients. Conclusion Multiple primary malignant tumors and concurrent renal cell carcinoma are not rare. The treatment of multiple primary malignant tumors related to renal cell carcinoma should be conducted in accordance with the principle of different strategies for different malignancies.
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