Introduction
Cutaneous metastases from internal organs, although rare, can signify a
poor prognosis. In addition to malignant melanoma, cancers of lung,
colon, ovary, and breast are associated with cutaneous metastasis. RCC
is considered the most lethal urologic tumor.1 The
mean age of presentation is 66 years, and it presents more commonly in
men than women (2:1). 2 The classic triad of RCC
includes flank pain, hematuria, and a palpable abdominal mass, however
it’s uncommon to see concurrent presentation of all three findings in
one patient. 3