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1 Tumors & Pseudotumors of the Perinephric Space Srinivasa R Prasad No financial disclosures

2 Perinephric Space: Introduction Inverted cone shaped space between 2 renal fasciae Formed during embryonic ascent of the kidneys Intercommunicating space that opens into the pelvis Abuts the bare area of the liver & subphrenic space Contains the kidneys, adrenals, & proximal ureters

3 Solitary soft tissue mass in the perirenal space

4 Perirenal mass: Renal Cell Carcinoma Most lethal urological Ca; 30% of patients manifest metastases; 50% of patients die within 5 years 200,000 annual new cases worldwide; 13,000 annual deaths in the US >125% increase in incidence in the US (1950) Heterogeneous disease with variable histo-biology RCC: >90% of kidney masses; most common perirenal mass * Jemal A et al. CA Cancer J Clin 2004

5 Histology 2004 WHO Taxonomy of RCC (%) of RCCs Putative Cell of Origin Clear Cell RCC 70 Proximal convoluted tubular epithelium Papillary RCC 15 Proximal convoluted tubular epithelium Chromophobe RCC Hereditary Cancer Syndrome 5 Cortical collecting duct; Type B intercalated cell 5 * Eble JN et al. WHO Handbook 2004

6 Renal Leiomyoma Rare, benign renal mesenchymal neoplasm Mostly capsular origin; less commonly renal pelvis Uniform solid tumor; exophytic/peripheral location Hypervascular tumor supplied by capsular vessels

7 Malignant fibrous histiocytoma Most common retroperitoneal soft tissue sarcoma 15% of MFHs occur in the retroperitoneum Large heterogeneous mass that displaces the kidney

8 Hemangioma Rare mesenchymal retroperitoneal neoplasm Renal hemangioma may extend to perirenal space Arise from medulla or renal sinus T2-bright mass with persistent enhancement on MR Soft tissue mass with characteristic phleboliths

9 Multiple perirenal space soft tissue masses

10 Perirenal Metastases Lung/breast Ca, melanoma may rarely involve perirenal space Lung Ca: Proclivity due to connections between perirenal & mediastinal lymphatics Multiple soft tissue nodules around the kidneys

11 Rind-like perirenal space mass

12 Perirenal Lymphoma Usually contiguous spread from retroperitoneal dz B-cell NHL > common in retroperitoneum/kidney Isolated perirenal dz in <10% of pts; Hodgkin dz Multiple masses; diffuse-infiltrative; rind-like mass Compress kidney without affecting function

13 Retroperitoneal fibrosis Isolated or multisytem idiopathic fibrosing disorder Autoimmune disorders such as AIP, scleroderma Usually encases aorta, IVC & ureters; perirenal rare Stage-specific imaging findings: inflammatory tissue or fibrosis; MR more specific than CT

14 Erdheim Chester disease Idiopathic systemic non Langerhans cell histiocytosis Skeletal & systemic manifestations more common Rind-like perirenal/periureteral soft-tissue masses Severe kidney compression may lead to CRF

15 Perirenal space mass with macroscopic fat

16 Angiomyolipma Now classified as PEComas; sporadic or inherited Tuberous sclerosis complex (B/L, multiple AMLs) Life threatening hemorrhage (AMLs > 4cm), CRF Uncommon triphasic renal mesenchymal neoplasm Dysmorphic vessels, fat & smooth muscle (soft tissue) Lipid-poor in <5% patients; indistinguishable from RCC

17 Perirenal liposarcoma Liposarcoma: most common retroperitoneal sarcoma 6 th -7 th decades; frequently large at presentation Variable biology & rates of recurrence/metastases Variable fat, soft tissue & cystic components Well diff: >fat; myxoid: cystic; round cell: soft tissue

18 Extramedullary hematopoiesis EMH occurs in hemoglobinopathies/mp disorders Liver, spleen, paravertebral areas: Embryonic hematopoietic regions Perirenal soft tissue masses with macroscopic fat

19 Perirenal myelolipoma Rare, benign monoclonal tumors with fat/marrow Commonly adrenal; extra-adrenal: perirenal/presacral Predominant fatty mass; variable soft tissue content

20 Perinephric space masses: Summary Wide spectrum of masses; may be renal or RP in origin Isolated disease or part of systemic syndrome Classified based on origin, distribution & morphology Some tumors have characteristic imaging findings Histopath exam after biopsy: definitive diagnosis Accurate diagnosis: optimal patient management

21 Perinephric space masses: References Surabhi V, et al. Neoplastic and Non-neoplastic Proliferative Disorders of the Perirenal Space: Cross-sectional Imaging Findings. RG 2008 Gore RM, et al. The great escape: interfascial decompression planes of the retroperitoneum. AJR 2000 Nagar AM, et al. Giant renal capsular leiomyoma: study of two cases. Br J Radiol 2004 Israel GM, et al. CT differentiation of large exophytic renal angiomyolipomas and perirenal liposarcomas. AJR 2002 Wilbur AC, et al. Perirenal metastases from lung cancer: CT diagnosis. J Comput Assist Tomogr 1992 Kumar M, et al. Bilateral extraadrenal perirenal myelolipomas: an imaging challenge. AJR 2004

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