89+ y o patient presented with elevated retention parameters | Figure 1

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89+ y o patient presented with elevated retention parameters. Obj: palpable mass in right middle quadrant. US: 3x2.5cm large mass growing from the cortex renalis. No consequences and therefore no further diagnostic procedures. Thoughts what might have been?

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