Along with a physical exam and a family medical history, your doctor may use several tests to help them diagnose kidney cysts. These include: Imaging tests, such as ultrasound, magnetic resonance ...

No large incisions are required; direct visualization of the cyst and/or kidney is provided, and tissue is obtained for more detailed evaluation by the pathologist. In addition, an ultrasound probe ...

hereditary leiomyomatosis manifesting as a cystic renal lesion, cystic nephroma, clear cell papillary RCC, and other cystic lesions of the kidney. These cystic tumors are extremely difficult to ...

Similarly, simple cysts of the liver usually are not ... This patient proved to have diffuse metastatic renal cell carcinoma. Ultrasound of the liver shows a fluid-filled mass with a peripheral ...