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Re: How many lymph nodes are enough? Assessing the adequacy of lymph node yield for staging in favorable histology Wilms tumor

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This article examines optimal lymph node sampling during Wilms tumor surgery to ensure accurate disease staging. Using National Cancer Database analysis, it addresses how many lymph nodes surgeons should harvest during nephrectomy to properly guide chemotherapy and radiation decisions in favorable-histology cases.

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The research paper “How many lymph nodes are enough? Assessing the adequacy of lymph node yield for staging in favorable histology Wilms tumor” by Saltzman et al., JPS 2019; 54:2331–1335 [1] was based on an analysis from the National Cancer Database data. The authors intended goal was to develop a better understanding of the “desired LN yield” in favorable-histology Wilms tumor with great effect. One of the principal objectives of Wilms tumor surgery is to accurately stage disease and correctly guide adjuvant treatment.

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