[Hypertension in angiodysplasia and carcinoma of the kidney].

A case of renal carcinoma is described, the only leading symptom of which was the hypertension. On account of a contralaterally appearing hypernephroma, which was removed by means of a partial resection of the kidney, at first on the side of the diagnosed angiodysplasia a spiral embolisation took place, which, however, did not lead to the decrease of the hypertension. The nephrectomy, which was carried out after the control angiography of the embolised kidney, resulted in a large sac of venous aneurysm as well as in a hypernephrotic renal carcinoma. The questions of the affection with a bilateral renal tumour, of the generalized growth of the tumour as well as of the angiodysplasia as a second independent disease were discussed.