Total Exenteration En Bloc with a Nephrectomy for Locally Advanced Cervical Cancer Invading a Pelvic Kidney-a Case Report and Literature Review.

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: Extended pelvic resection might be the option of choice in patients presenting locally advanced cervical cancer. However, the possibility of a co-existence of an ectopic, pelvic kidney that is invaded by such a tumor is extremely rare. : A 54-year-old female patient, diagnosed with locally advanced cervical cancer in the presence of a pelvic kidney, was submitted to surgery with curative intent. A large, abscessed cervical tumor invading the urinary bladder and the rectum was found, so a total exenteration was planned. Intraoperatively, tumor invasion of the left kidney, which was found in an ectopic, pelvic position was also encountered; therefore, total pelvic exenteration in association with a left nephrectomy was successfully performed. The presence of an ectopic, pelvic disposition of the kidney makes it susceptible to be invaded by locally advanced pelvic tumors; in such cases, a nephrectomy might also be needed.
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Authors Bacalbasa, Nicolae;Balescu, Irina;Vilcu, Mihaela;Dima, Simona;Diaconu, Camelia;Iliescu, Laura;Filipescu, Alexandru;Brezean, Iulian;
Journal Medicina (Kaunas, Lithuania)
Year 2020
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E33
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Keywords
nephrectomy ectopic kidney locally advanced cervical cancer topology optimization damage identification non-destructive inspection ultrasonic visualization ultrasonic wave propagation Biodegradation thermal degradation ftir dsc cinnamon extract climatic chamber cocoa extract coffee extract rigid rpu/pir foam weather machine learning modeling wine quality

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