[Gastric metastasis of renal adenocarcinoma. Presentation of a case and review of the literature].

A case of gastric metastasis of renal carcinomas is described. The patient had been nephrectomized 22 months ago, and she had yet presented another in appearance solitary metastasis in lung and brain, which had been resected. This is a very unusual localization in the spread of a renal tumor, and two cases alone exist in the literature up to date which had been diagnosed during life. In despite of surgical treatment, a short free interval after nephrectomy and the tumor aggressivity, with three foci of spread at less than a year, have been the pivotal factors determining a relatively short survival of 26 months after resection of primary tumor.