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A 64-year-old male presented with dull aching pain in his left flank region for 1.5 months. On examination, a hard, immobile mass was palpated in his left lumbar region. CT scan showed a large renal cell carcinoma arising from the left kidney involving the left renal vein and IVC up to the diaphragm, with para-aortic, para-caval, and aorto-caval lymph node involvement. The patient underwent radical nephrectomy but the thrombus in the IVC remained.
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- 2. 64 years old male with no known co- morbids,presented to us with c/o Pain in left flank region for 1.5 months Dull aching pain in left lumber region that was radiating towards ipsilateral groin. It was not associated to any other symptom,it had no aggravating or relieving factors.
- 3. Old age male of average height and built,well oriented to time person and place Vitals: •Pulse= 87/min Sub-vitals: •B.P = Anemia = absent 140/90mmhg Jaundice = •R/R = 18/min absent •Temp = 98.6⁰F Cyanosis = absent Clubbing = absent Dehyd: = absent L/Nodes = N/P JVP = not raised Edema = absent
- 4. Inspection: ◦ Flat with centrally placed inverted umblicus, moving symmetrically with respiration. ◦ No visible pulsation, vien or scar mark Palpation: ◦ Soft, nontender with palpable hard,immobile mass with nodular surface and irregular margins in left lumber region Percussion: ◦ Tympnytic overall with dullness in the left lumber region Auscaltation: ◦ Audible bowel sounds with no added sounds
- 5. Normal heamatological and coagulation studies Renal profile was initially deranged but corrected later on with consultation from nephrology CT whole abdomen with contrast showed ◦ A mass of about 10x8.7x7.1cm arisnig from upper pole of left kidney ◦ Involving left ranal vien and IVC up to diaphragm ◦ Para-aortic, para-caval and aorto-caval lymph node involvement ROBSON STAGE IIIc
- 8. We have performed radical nephrectomy but thrombus in IVC is still there