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Case Number : Case 2379 - 8 August 2019 Posted By: Arti Bakshi

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37 year old male – right axillary lymph node biopsy.Previous history of partial nephrectomy (left kidney) for clear cell renal cell carcinoma. Also history of benign adnexal tumour excised from axilla, 3 years back.


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Krishnakumar subramanian

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IHC data on CAIX and CK 7 needed with a history of Clear cell RCC

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At first glance, it seems obviously a metastatic clear cell renal cell carcinoma. The clinical history and the histological pictures are pretty suggestive of RCC metastasis. But there is a history of a benign adnexial tumor in the axilla 3 years ago. Looking closer, we do not see the classical vasculature of RCC. There are reports of a rare nodal clear cell hidradenoma wich could be primary nodal or secondary to a "benign" metastasis. IHQ with PAX-8, RCC, p63 and keratin 5/6 could help in this differentiation.

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Meenakshi Batrani

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4 hours ago, IgorSC said:

At first glance, it seems obviously a metastatic clear cell renal cell carcinoma. The clinical history and the histological pictures are pretty suggestive of RCC metastasis. But there is a history of a benign adnexial tumor in the axilla 3 years ago. Looking closer, we do not see the classical vasculature of RCC. There are reports of a rare nodal clear cell hidradenoma wich could be primary nodal or secondary to a "benign" metastasis. IHQ with PAX-8, RCC, p63 and keratin 5/6 could help in this differentiation.

Agree. Lymph node involvement by clear cell nodular hidradenoma is known. In last image, there appears to be a cystic/duct like structure with apocrine type lining. IHC needed to differentiate from RCC. 

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Agree with above.  There aren’t erythrocytes between clear cell nests and there is an obvious apocrine cystic change in last fig.  Thinking of a Low grade hydradenocarcinoma.  

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Dr. Richard Carr

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Agree looks like hidradenoma in a LN.

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