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The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, Vol 24, 178-181, Copyright © 1977 by The Society of Thoracic Surgeons
JD Daughtry, BH Stewart, LA Golding and LK Groves
Recent literature suggests that pulmonary embolus secondary to renal cell
carcinoma may by more common than previously suspected. Renal tumors are
known for their ability to metastasize early, often before the primary
lesion is apparent. A patient with renal cell carcinoma and having massive
pulmonary tumor embolus is presented. Attention was called to the occult
tumor by the identification of clear cell carcinoma in the pulmonary
embolic material. Pulmonary embolectomy and surgical extirpation of the
primary tumor resulted in long-term survival.
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Pulmonary embolus presenting as the initial manifestation of renal cell carcinoma
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