Incidental Eosinophilic Chromophobe Renal Cell Carcinoma in Renal Allograft

Table 2

Clinicopathological features of reported chromophobe renal cell carcinoma in renal allograft.

Reference	Age at RCC diagnosis (yr)/sex	Primary kidney disease	Interval before RCC; diagnosis (yr)	Treatment	Tumour location	Tumour size (cm) & histological variant	Clinical follow-up
Greco et al. [14], 2005	13.5/M	Juvenile nephronophthisis	5	Graft nephrectomy	Near the hilum	2.1, classical	N/A
Ploussard et al. [15], 2012	58/M	Polycystic kidney	8	Graft nephrectomy	Upper pole	0.5, classical	Alive, NED at 96 mo
Ajabnoor et al. [16], 2014	52/F	N/A	15	Graft nephrectomy	Mid renal	8, classical	N/A
Troxell and Higgins [17], 2016	27/M	N/A	9	Partial graft nephrectomy	Unknown	3.5, classical	Graft failed at 5 yr; NED at 6 yr, died of unrelated cause
Althaf et al. [7], 2016	20/F	Unknown	5	Graft nephrectomy	Renal pelvis	3.5, classical	N/A
Current case	31/M	IC-MPGN	11	Graft nephrectomy	Mid renal	1.6, eosinophilic	Alive, NED at 55 mo

Chromophobe RCC was combined with papillary RCC measuring 4 cm and conventional (clear) cell RCC measuring 0.5 cm. RCC, renal cell carcinoma; yr, year; cm, centimeter; N/A, not available; NED, no evidence of disease; mo, months; IC-MPGN, immune-complex mediated membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis.