[A solitary cerebellar metastasis: a diagnostic exercise].
Presentation of a solitary cerebellar mass lead us to think about the presence of a primary tumour or the possibility of a pulmonary, mammary or digestive metastasis. However, once discarded these origins, is necessary to search the primary neoplasms in less frequent organs. Approximately, 5% of all intracranial metastasis have it's origin in a renal cancer. These lesions generally appear at the supratentorial area and within a generalized disease. In the other hand, the presentation of a solitary cerebellar metastasis from a renal carcinoma without affectation of other organs is a very unusual fact. We present a case of these characteristics discussing about diagnostic, therapeutic and prognostic aspects of this unpredictable tumor.
Sousa Escandón
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Servicio de Urología, Hospital Juan Canalejo, La Coruña.
Chantada Abal
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V
Antón Aparicio
L M
LM
Rodríguez García
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J
Miguez Codesido
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M
González Martín
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M
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Metástasis cerebelosa solitaria: un ejercicio diagnóstico.