Synchronous primary tumors of the kidney and the ovaries: Case report

  • Raza Mohd Waseem Assistant professor, JK Cancer Institute, Kanpur, India
  • Verma Sanjay Kumar Junior Resident, JK Cancer Institute, Kanpur, India
  • Prasad Shambhu Nath Professor, JK Cancer Institute, Kanpur, India
Keywords: synchronous, dual, renal cell, ovarian adenocarcinoma, immunohistochemistry

Abstract

Synchronous primary tumors are a rare finding and that to dual malignancy involving the kidney and ovary is extremely rare. Diagnosing double malignancy is always a clinical challenge. Only a few cases are reported in the literature with synchronous primary malignancies of the kidney and the ovaries. We present a case of a 60- year-old lady, presenting with pain abdomen. Her reports showed a right kidney mass and ovarian mass which suggested it to be a metastatic case but after surgery immunohistochemistry (IHC) from the ovarian mass was immunoreactive to CK7, WT1, ER and nonimmunoreactive to CK20, RCC, CD10. Cells from the right kidney tumor were immunoreactive to PAX8 on the basis of IHC patient was diagnosed with bilateral ovarian adenocarcinoma and a simultaneous clear cell carcinoma of the right kidney. Right renal cell carcinoma was pT1bN0 whereas bilateral ovarian carcinoma was stage pT1cN0. As per current treatment guidelines, patient has been started on adjuvant chemotherapy.

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Raza Mohd Waseem, Verma Sanjay Kumar, Prasad Shambhu Nath. Synchronous primary tumors of the kidney and the ovaries: Case report. Med. res. chronicles [Internet]. 2019Aug.31 [cited 2024Mar.29];6(4):200-4. Available from: https://medrech.com/index.php/medrech/article/view/388
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