The myxofibromata of kidney: a case report and literature review / 中华泌尿外科杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To study the clinical manifestation,diagnosis and treatment of the renal myxofibromata.Methods Combined with reviewing the relevant literature,we retrospectively analyzed the clinical data of a case of renal myxofibromata.A 47-year-old female patient was found left renal cystic lesion by ultrasound 8 months before admission.CT showed a 4 cm cystic and solid lesions in the lower pole of left kidney,which was similar to the results of ultrasound.The enhanced abdominal CT and dynamic contrast-enhanced ultrasound showed that the lesions could be enhanced slowly with uneven density.The patient underwent left kidney exploration under the general anaesthesia.During operation,a round solid mass about 5 cm in diameter can been seen in the low part of renal sinus,which was a bit hard.The mass was close with surrounding tissue.Then,the left kidney was excised.Results The surface of the mass was full and smooth with pale yellow luster.In the HE section,the tumor was composed with fibroma like cell,which demonstrated the inhomogeneous size,shape and irregular organization.The nucleus showed the spindle shape,with rare mitosis phase.Large quantity of mucus and vascular tissue could be observed in the tumor.Few fibroblast cells could also be found in the section.The pathological result was myxofibromata (immature) with malignant tendency.No special treatment was given after surgery.Recurrence was not recorded within 6 months following-up.Conclusions Commonly,the myxofibromata is a kind of benign tumor.Only a few can result in the malignant transformation and distant metastasis.Primary renal myxofibromata is extremely rare.The preoperative imagine manifestation is difficult to provide the accurate diagnosis.Pathologic result is the gold standard in diagnosing this disease.Actively surgical treatment and regular following-up after surgery should be considered.