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Incidental renal mass containing fat. No calcifications. Solitary mass. No growth or no comparison.

 

What the maximal size of the mass?

The mass is < 4 cm. Patient is also asymptomatic from the mass. The mass contains no vascular aneurysm or contains a <5 mm aneurysm.

The mass is >= 4 mm OR the patient is symptomatic from the mass OR the mass contains an aneurysm >=5 mm.

 

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