Meera Kotagal · Nephron sparing surgery and surgical management of intravascular extension of Wilms tumor
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Nephron sparing surgery and surgical management of intravascular extension of Wilms tumor

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Article · Apr 2023 · 1 min read

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In brief

This article compares international approaches to managing complex Wilms tumors requiring nephron-sparing surgery or presenting with intravascular extension. Despite protocol differences between COG and SIOP-RTSG, anatomic considerations drive similar management strategies in these challenging cases, though significant knowledge gaps remain.

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Meera Kotagal

Although general treatment approaches for Wilms tumor differ between Children's Oncology Group and Société Internationale d'Oncologie Pédiatrique-Renal Tumors Study Group protocols, complex tumors that may be candidates for nephron sparing surgery (NSS) and those with intravascular tumor extension represent a management challenge. In both of these scenarios, anatomic considerations are important in guiding management, making these areas of significant similarities in management between the international groups. This paper aims to explore the current approaches to NSS and intravascular tumor extension by both international groups, with attention to the evidence supporting these approaches and current knowledge gaps.

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  1. General treatment approaches for Wilms tumor differ between Children's Oncology Group and Société Internationale d'Oncologie Pédiatrique-Renal Tumors Study Group protocols.

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  2. Complex tumors that may be candidates for nephron sparing surgery and those with intravascular tumor extension represent a management challenge.

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  3. Anatomic considerations are important in guiding management of nephron sparing surgery candidates and tumors with intravascular extension.

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  4. Significant similarities in management exist between international groups for nephron sparing surgery and intravascular extension cases due to anatomic considerations.

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