New 'link': Wilms Tumor Ppt

[Clinical Suspicion / Abdominal Mass] │ ▼ [Abdominal Ultrasound (Doppler)] ──► Assess mass & vascular patency (IVC) │ ▼ [Abdominal & Pelvic CT or MRI] ──► Evaluate local invasion & contralateral kidney │ ▼ [Chest CT] ──► Screen for pulmonary metastases Imaging Modalities

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A has been developed that forms the basis of the upcoming COG favourable-histology Wilms tumour (FHWT) study. [Clinical Suspicion / Abdominal Mass] │ ▼ [Abdominal

| Stage | COG (Primary Nephrectomy) | SIOP (Pre-op Chemo) | |-------|----------------------------|----------------------| | I | Tumor limited to kidney, completely excised | >2/3 necrosis post-chemo | | II | Extracapsular extension but completely excised | ≤2/3 necrosis | | III | Residual tumor (lymph nodes, positive margins, spillage) | Incomplete resection | | IV | Hematogenous metastases (lung, liver, brain) | Same | | V | Bilateral renal involvement at diagnosis | Same | with two dominant international approaches:

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Surgical management remains the cornerstone of treatment, with two dominant international approaches: