| Abstrakt: |
The presence of neoplasms in patients with renal transplant in a higher frequency than in general people is known since a long time. The most frequent tumours were the skin tumours, followed by other tumours common in immunosuppressed patients. The ain of this work has been study the frequency, type, diagnosis, treatment and evolution of the urinary system tumours in patients with renal transplant and an exhaustive review of literature. We have found 11 tumours of the urinary system over 57 tumours in 41 patients, with a frequency 26.8%. 6 were kidney tumours, 3 of prostate and 3 of the bladder. We have analyzed the incidence, diagnosis, treatment and evolution of tumour and its effects on the graft. We believe that the posttransplant follow-up of the patient, overcoat in males, who have tumours in more frequency, is important for the early diagnosis. |
