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[Objective] To investigate the perioperative risk of different operation times on renal angiomyolipoma (AML) patients with rupture and hemorrhage.[Methods] From January 2006 to December 2016,AML patients with rupture and hemorrhage who receiving surgical treatment were recruited.According to the operation time,patients receiving surgery within 7 days after the hemorrhage were classified as short-term operation group.Patients receiving surgery exceeded 30 days after the hemorrhage were classified as long-term operation group.The general and perioperative data were compared between the two groups.[Results] There were no statistically significant differences in age,tumor size,clinical symptoms and operative methods between the two groups.However,as compared to the long-term operation group,the hemorrhage during surgery [(780±451) vs.(572±913) mL,P=0.029],the volume of transfused blood [(2600 ± 1733) vs.(820±582) mL,P=0.027],the nephrectomy rate (60.0％ vs.22.6％,P=0.027) were significantly increased in the short-term operation group.[Conclusions] A long-term operation group for AML patients with rupture and hemorrhage could have a lower perioperative risk.