• Division of Urology - UAB
  University of Alabama at Birmingham and Saint Vincents Hospital,
  Birmingham, Alabama
  

Leon C Hamrick,  MD

• Division of Urology - UAB
  University of Alabama at Birmingham and Saint Vincents Hospital,
  Birmingham, Alabama
  

Anton J. Bueschen,  MD

• Division of Urology - UAB
  University of Alabama at Birmingham and Saint Vincents Hospital,
  Birmingham, Alabama
  

Philip J. Kenney,  MD

• Division of Urology - UAB
  University of Alabama at Birmingham and Saint Vincents Hospital,
  Birmingham, Alabama
  

Angiomyolipoma is a well described but relatively uncommon benign renal neoplasm composed of varying admixtures of mature adipose tissue, smooth muscle, and thick-walled blood vessels.[1] The incidence of angiomyolipoma is about 0.3% overall.[2] It frequently occurs in patients with tuberous sclerosis. Even more uncommon is the simultaneous occurrence of angiomyolipoma and renal cell cancer in the same kidney in a patient without tuberous sclerosis.

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