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Mutahar Ahmed (USA) Author
Subjects of specialization
Affiliation
RoboticsLaparoscopic ,and Minimally Invasive Surgery
State University of New York Upstate Medical University
Biography
Board-certified urologist and diplomat of the American Board of Urology, Dr. Mutahar Ahmed is a Director of the Center for Bladder Cancer at Hackensack University Medical Center and is also a specialist in Oncology, Laparoscopic / Robotic Surgery, Cryo Surgery and reconstructive urological surgery. He has a special interest in prostate, bladder, and kidney cancer and minimally invasive approaches to treating them. Dr. Ahmed has been an innovator in varieties of robotic and laparoscopic surgery including first to perform Robotic radical cystectomy and sacrocolpopexy.
Publications
Case Report Open Access
Primary Renal Angiosarcoma with Cutaneous Metastasis to the Skin
Author(s): Jessica Connor*, Saikrishnaraya Doppalapudi, Wenlei He, Michael Benson, Michael Esposito and Mutahar Ahmed (USA)
Angiosarcoma is a rare and rapacious tumor that most frequently arises from the skin and soft tissue. When these tumors do originate from solid organs, the most common sites of origin are the breast, liver, and bone. Angiosarcomas themselves represent approximately 2% of soft tissue sarcomas and of these, less than 1% are primary renal tumors. When angiosarcoma is discovered in the kidney, it almost always represents metastasis from a cutaneous or visceral organ primary tumor and metastasis is not uncommon as these tumors exhibit aggressive behavior. On the rare occasion that an angiosarcoma arises in the kidney, metastasis is likely with up to 45% of cases presenting with metastasis at time of diagnosis. The most common sites of metastasis from the kidney include liver, lungs, and bone... view more»