The Management of Wilms’ Tumor

Wilms’ Tumor in an Adult Patient

“…Wilms' tumor accounts for 6-13% of all malignancies in children [1,2] and for 0.5-9% of kidney tumors in adults [2], Radiologic studies cannot differentiate Wilms' tumor from renal adenocarcinoma in adults. Only a highly radiosensitive inoperabe tumor could sug gest to us the diagnosis [2][3][4][5], This case is clinically inter esting because of the pathology and the treatment under taken.…”