tumor of kidney and urinary tract
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Tumor of kidney and urinary tract
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Presented By Prof. Dr.
Nabil Tadros Mikhail MBBS, MS Pathol., PhD Pathol.
Prof. of Pathology Alexandria University - Egypt
Consultant & Chief Pathologist King Fahad Central Hospital
Gizan - KSA
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The most common malignant tumor of the kidney is renal cell carcinoma,
Followed by nephroblastoma (Wilms tumor) , Then 1ry tumor of calyces and pelvis. Tumors of the lower urinary tract are more
common than renal cancer.
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I- renal cell carcinoma It originates from renal tubular epithelium
and hence is located in the cortex. Renal carcinoma represents 80-85%of
primary malignant tumors of the kidney. It affects male more common in six to
seventh decades.
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I- renal cell carcinoma Risk factors include
Smoking, Exposure to cadmium, and Cysts acquires in haemodialysis patients.
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I- renal cell carcinomaThree common forms are found:
A. Clear cell carcinoma
B. Papillary renal cell carcinoma
C. Chromophobe renal carcinoma
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A- Clear cell carcinoma The most common type. Accounting for 70-80% of renal cancers. The majority of this type is sporadic but few
cases occur in familial form on association with VonHippel-Lindaue (VHL) disease.
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A- Clear cell carcinoma VHL is an autosomal dominant disease
characterized by predisposition to a variety of neoplasm.
These patients show mutation and loss of VHL gene located on chromosome 3.
The loss of VHL gene (Tumor suppressor gene) give rise to clear cell carcinoma.
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B- Papillary Renal Cell Carcinoma It account for 10-15% of renal cancer. Like clear cell carcinoma, this tumor
occurs in sporadic and familial forms, But unlike clear cell carcinoma papillary
renal cancer has no abnormalities of chromosome 3.
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B- Papillary Renal Cell Carcinoma There is over expression of MET gene
(proto-oncogene) located on chromosome 7.
This gene is responsible for cell growth. Trisomy of chromosome 7 is seen
commonly in this cancer.
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C-Chromophobe renal carcinoma
It is rare tumor It account for 5% only of renal cancer.
There is multiple chromosomal abnormalities including 1,2,6,10,13,..
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Morphology of renal carcinoma Macroscopic picture: 1- Clear cell carcinoma:
Are usually solitary, May be large in size. It arise in cortex. The cut surface is yellow to orange
due to high lipid content.
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Morphology of renal carcinoma Macroscopic picture: 1- Clear cell carcinoma:…
It shows areas of cystic softening and hemorrhage.
As the tumor enlarge it invade the wall of collecting system
(calyces ,renal pelvis), renal vein, inferior vena cava ,adrenal gland and other tissues.
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This is a renal cell carcinoma arising in the lower pole of the kidney.
It is circumscribed.
The cut surface demonstrates a variegated appearance with yellowish areas,
and hemorrhagic red areas
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Renal cell carcinomas have a tendency to invade
into the renal vein, as shown here at the white arrow.
They may even crawl up the vena cava and into the heart.
Notice the yellow coloration of the tumor
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Morphology of renal cancer….. 2- Papillary renal carcinoma:
Tend to be bilateral and multiple . It has less lipid content. There is evidences of necrosis ,
hemorrhage, and cystic degeneration.
3- Chromophobe type: Rare & has a brownish color
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Morphology … Microscopic examination: 1- Clear cell carcinoma: depending on the
amount of lipid content ,the cells of clear cell carcinoma may appear Vacuolated (lipid laden) or Granular resemble tubular epithelium.
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This is the classic histological appearance of a renal cell carcinoma:The neoplastic cells have clear cytoplasm and are arranged in nests with intervening blood vessels. This appearance is why they are often called "clear cell carcinomas
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Morphology … Microscopic examination: 2- papillary renal carcinoma: it exhibits
varying degree of papillary formation with fibro vascular core.
3-Chromophobe renal cancer: The tumor cells stain more darkly (less clear) than cell in clear cell carcinoma
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Clinical features of renal cell carcinoma
The most frequent symptom is painless hematuria in over 50% of cases.
Less commonly the tumor may enlarge and become palpable.
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Clinical features of renal cell carcinoma
Extra renal effect: Fever , Polycythemia (release of erythropoietin) . Secretion of other hormone substances
leading to hypocalcaemia, hypertension, Cushing syndrome,...
In most cases it remains silent and discovered after metastasis develop.
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II- Wilms tumor (nephroblastoma)
It is one of the most common cancer in children.
It contains a variety of cells and tissue components derived from the mesoderm.
Most cases occur between 2-5 years.
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II- Wilms tumor (nephroblastoma) Wilms tumor is associated with some congenital
malformations disorders, One of these disorders is WAGR syndrome
characterized by genital abnormalities and mental retardation.
These disorders are associated with loss of tumor suppressor gene on chromosome 11.
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Morphology of Wilms tumor Macroscopic: The tumor tends to present mostly as a
large ,solitary ,well circumscribed mass. On cut surface ,the tumor is gray,
homogenous with foci of hemorrhage, cystic changes and necrosis.
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This small kidney from a 4 year old child contains a lobulated tan-white mass. Many are now known to be associated with genetic defects on chromosome 11
This is Wilms tumor of the kidney.
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Morphology of Wilms Microscopically: The tumor is characterized by a classical
triphasic combination of 1. Blastemal ,
2. Stromal and
3. Epithelial cell types .
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Morphology of Wilms Microscopically: The blastemal component, characterized by
sheets of blue small cells Epithelial cells usually takes the form of
abortive tubules. Stromal cells are usually fibrocystic in nature
although skeletal muscle differentiation is not uncommon.
Approximately 5% of tumor are anaplastic.(Large cell with abnormal mitosis)
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This is a Wilms tumor that is composed microscopically of nests and sheets of dark blue cells at the left with compressed normal renal parenchyma at the right (low power)
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Wilms tumor resembles the fetal nephrogenic zone of the kidney. The tumor epithelium shows attempts to form primitive
glomerular and tubular structures. (High power)
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Clinical picture of Wilms The clinical picture usually refer to the large
size of the tumor, There is palpable abdominal mass. The patient presents with
Fever, Abdominal pain and Hematuria.
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Clinical picture of Wilms
The prognosis is good and Excellent results are obtained after
combination of nephrectomy and chemotherapy.
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IITumor Of Urinary
Bladder
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II- tumor of urinary bladder
It is common in men between 50-70 year . Risk factors include
1. Cigarette smoking ,
2. Schistosomiasis,
3. Chronic cystitis,
4. Certain drugs (As cyclophosphamide) and
5. Chemical exposure to B- naphthylamine.
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Morphology of bladder cancer
Benign tumor is rare (papilloma). Malignant tumor is classified into three forms;
1- Urothelial (transitional )cell carcinoma; 2- Squamous cell carcinoma: 3- Carcinoma in situ;
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Morphology of bladder cancer
1- Urothelial (transitional) cell carcinoma; The commonest type.
It ranges from Papillary to flat, Non-invasive to invasive and Well differentiated to undifferentiated or
anaplastic cancer.
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Morphology of bladder cancer
1- Urothelial (transitional) cell carcinoma; The commonest type.
Grade I is usually non invasive. Evidence of invasion of submucosa
and muscle layers are seen in grade II and III.
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Morphology of bladder cancer
2- squamous cell carcinoma:
occur only in 5% 3- carcinoma in situ;
early stage of dysplasia or atypical hyperplasia are found.
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Clinical picture of bladder cancer Painless hematuria is the commonest
presentation. The clinical course depends on
The histological grade and Degree of differentiation and Depth of invasion.
Lesion invading the ureters lead to hydronephrosis.
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III Neoplasm Of
Collecting SystemRenal Calyces, Renal Pelvis &Ureters.
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III- neoplasm of collecting system Collecting system neoplasm is rare
(5-10% of primary renal tumors) It include renal calyces, renal pelvis and
ureters. Painless hematuria is the presenting
symptom Hydronephrosis could occur.
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The opened bladder reveals masses of a neoplasm that histologically proved to be transitional cell carcinoma (TCC).
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Transitional carcinoma of renal pelvis
The cut surfaces of the kidney removed surgically here demonstrate normal cortex and medulla,
but the calyces show focal papillary tumor masses TCC
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A TCC of the urothelium (at low power) to reveal the frond-like papillary projections of the tumor above the surface to the left.
It is differentiated enough to resemble urothelium, but is a mass.
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At high power, the transitional cell carcinoma does resemble urothelium, but the thickness is much greater than normal and the cells show more pleomorphism