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Benign clear cell tumor of lung with necrosis

A case of benign clear cell tumor (“sugar tumor”) of the lung with extensive necrosis is reported. Electron microscopic study established the diagnosis by virtue of the characteristic cytoplasmic membrane‐bound glycogen. Ultrastructural study may be necessary in cases containing necrosis to differentiate this lesion decisively from metastatic renal cell carcinoma.