[Differential diagnosis of renal masses: apropos of a case of tumor secondary to trauma].
OBJECTIVE
To report the case of a patient with the diagnosis of solid renal mass after ultrasound and confirmatory CT scan, whose final diagnosis was inflammatory pseudotumour, a rare benign tumour.


METHODS
We describe the case, diagnostic difficulties and treatment because of the exceptional character of the case.


RESULTS
A bibliographic review was necessary to achieve consensus acceptance of an etiologic relationship between tumour and previous renal trauma 15 years before.


CONCLUSIONS
The hypothesis of renal pseudotumour should not be rejected in similar cases.
Pérez Arbej
José Antonio
JA
Servicio de Urología, Hospital General de Soria, Paseo de Santa Bárbara s/n 42002 Soria, España.
Vaillo Vinagre
Agustín
A
Arnáiz Esteban
José Félix
JF
Bermúdez Villaverde
Raúl
R
Andrés Lázaro
Vicente
V
Martínez Pérez
Esteban
E
Rogueras Gimeno
Miguel Angel
MA
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