renal metastasis of a malignant myopericytoma: a case report and review of literature

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Abstract
Myopericytoma is a rare tumour arising from myopericytes. Myopericytes are transitional cells between pericytes, which are perivascular cells adjacent to capillaries, and vascular smooth muscle cells. We report a case of cutaneous myopericytoma metastasising to the right kidney. It represents one of the few cases of malignant behaviour in myopericytoma, and is the first report of a myopericytoma metastasising to the urinary tract. This case suggests that the traditional view that urinary myopericytoma are benign lesions needs to be updated.
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Authors ;Jeroen Van Besien;Pieter Uvin;Caroline Van den Broecke;David Creytens;Luc Merckx
Journal european medical journal urology
Year 2016
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