On the issue of tumors of adrenal origin (hypernephroma)

Archive Biologist. Nauk 1903, No. 1, Volume X.The author describes one tumor of a sour-yellowish color, the size of a large chestnut, which was, as it were, interspersed into the kidney. A very detailed histological examination is reduced to the fact that the tumor in the center is the usual structure of the adrenal gland and along the periphery it has an epithelial character (papillary and alveolar adenoma). The author refers this tumor to the tumor, which is described by Gravitpem under the name "strumae lipomatodes aberratae renis" and, like Chiari, gives great diagnostic significance to the presence of special pigment cells in this tumor.