Definition: The term "cd4380" refers to a specific type of cancer, which is a type of kidney cell tumor called carcinoma in situ (CIN). Specifically, it describes an epithelial overgrowth within the cells that form CIN. Definition: In nephroblastoma, a rare, benign condition, adenocarcinomas occur. The most common of these are Ewing's sarcomas and renal cell carcinomas, which can be either primary or secondary. Detailed definition: Adenocarcinomas arise in the epithelial lining of the kidney and have a high rate of recurrence; they include renal cell carcinomas, which occur primarily within the kidney, as well as other cancers of the kidney. CIN is one of the most common types of adenocarcinoma found in the kidney. Ewing's sarcomas are benign tumors that can develop anywhere in the body but are more common in the urinary tract and ovaries. This condition often leads to complications such as nephrotic syndrome, which includes symptoms like swelling, fatigue, and pain in the lower extremities. It is a serious medical problem requiring prompt diagnosis and treatment by a urologist.
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