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Renal cell carcinoma-

A
Invades Renal Vein
B
Hematuria usually absent
C
Arises from proximal convoluted tubule
D
More common in females
High-Yield Explanation
RCC commonly arise from the poles of the kidney as a solitary and unilateral tumor,more often in upper pole.The tumor has slight male preponderance(2:1).One significant characteristic is the presence of tumor thrombus in the renal vein which may extend into the vena cava.The clinical features include a triad of gross hematuria ,flank pain,palpable abdominal mass. From Textbook of pathology HarshMohan ,7th edition pg no:681,682

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