Osteoclast-like goliath cell cancers are uncommon mesenchymal cancers that regularly present in rigid tissue and are striking a result of their sluggish development. Dangerous osteoclast like goliath cell growth essential to the kidney of a 81-year-old. Post nephrectomy investigation of the growth, including immunohistochemical stains and electron microscopy, affirmed the conclusion. Although the patient died of unrelated complications, metastatic disease was suspected.
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