History A 68-year-old woman was referred to the radiology department for an urgent chest radiograph after an abnormality was noted in the left kidney on ultrasound in the urology clinic. She has a recent history of painless haematuria. Examination General examination noted that she looks thin. There is mild diffuse tenderness in the right loin and a possible ballotable mass on the right.
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