Introduction Kidney stones and renal cysts are common diseases in urology, and their treatments are constantly being revolutionized with the advancement of minimally invasive techniques. Percutaneous ...

Introduction: A potential consequence of increasing intraperitoneal (IP) fat is the accumulation of fat in the renal sinus (RS). Compression of low pressure vessels (renal veins, lymphatics), by RS ...

To examine the prognostic significance of perinephric fat, renal sinus fat, and renal vein invasion in patients with pT3a renal cell carcinoma (RCC) by histologic type.A population-based retrospective ...

Renal sinus fat accumulation is associated with cardiometabolic dysfunction among patients with primary aldosteronism, according to study findings published in the Journal of the Endocrine Society.

Only 5 out of 12 large RCC tumors with central renal sinus involvement demonstrated successful ablation. There were no small tumors involving the central renal sinus. In univariate analysis, large ...

Resection of RHAML: (A) tumor, (B) renal sinus, and (C) surgical instruments used by the assistant to pick up the renal hilum. Figure 8. Resection of RHAML: (A) a small blood vessel leading to the ...

In comparison with the 13 patients in the uRCC subgroup, 6 patients in the chRCC group, and 2 patients in the pRCC group, the was no significant difference, sinus fat invasion (P =.877), segment renal ...

COVID-19 and sinus infections share several symptoms. Both conditions can cause nasal congestion, fever, and coughing. It’s also possible to lose your sense of taste and smell with both conditions.

Typically with a sinus infection, you'll have that telltale congestion, facial and/or ear pressure, and mucus, but you won’t see all the other physical symptoms that you do with COVID-19 (think ...

A quantitative nephrometry scoring system specifically for renal sinus tumors will assist in classifying surgical complexity and treatment planning.By using preoperative computed tomography, magnetic ...