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With the development of modern imaging, incidental findings of renal neoplasia are increasingly frequent. However, renal cell carcinoma can also rarely present as an atypical form and can be confused with benign pathologies such as renal abscess or pyelonephritis. We present the case of a renal neoplasia largely mimicking a renal abscess.A 31-year-old patient is admitted to the emergency room because of an acute right thoracic pain associated with a dyspnea. The patient reports the stopping of Decapeptyl®, a treatment taken in regards
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