"Translocation" RCC
I received a phone call from my Drs office this week stating thet were performing more tests and stains on the mass they removed from my kidney. Originally I was told it was clear cell now they are saying it may be "translocation." type. This has me very worried based on what I've read about this type of cancer. Anyone ever dealt with this?
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INFORMATION ON TRANSLOCATION
Hi RandaLeigh,
i am sorry you need to be here but am glad you found us. Translocation XP11.2 is a very rare form of RCC. If you use the search function to look for "TRANSLOCATION", you can see some prior discussions. I had 3 pathologies run on my tumor. Two came back unclassified and one for Translocation. There are two ways to test for this type and one is more sophisticated than the other. The most reliable is a "FSH" study. This is extremely rare in adults. Do you mind my asking your age? Are you seeing an Oncologist that specializes in RCC? The National Instute of Health (NIH) has experts in this type. In fact, Dr. Lenahan there said they are the ones that discovered it. When I asked him if this was worse than other types, he said "better than some, worse than others". That was helpful. NOT. Their FSH study showed that I do not have it. I can dig up some of the articles I found if you are interested, but everything I have, I found by googling.
Kathy
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Hi, I have renal carcinoma with TFEB rearrangement.Discovered and operated in March 2015. Relapsed with metastasis in October 2023. My advice check yourself forever with abdomen MRI every 3 months.
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