Editorial Comment to A case of perirenal non‐specific lymphadenitis mimicking a solitary renal mass

To arrive at a definitive diagnosis of the rare condition of perirenal nonspecific lymphadenitis (PNSL), 1,2 it is necessary to exclude all the various benign diseases mimicking renal malignancy, such as tuberculosis, malacoplakia, and mycosis. [...]tumor specimens from biopsies or surgery should be...

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