Pediatric Wilms tumor may have a genetic component, and surgical treatment should be initiated promptly after diagnosis.

Treatment Methods and Recommendations for Pediatric Wilms Tumor

Children with Wilms tumor often present with a lump in the abdomen, palpable in the upper quadrant of the abdomen, with a smooth, moderately firm tumor surface and no tenderness. In some cases, symptoms may include anemia, urinary abnormalities, or hypertension.

The main symptoms of Wilms tumor include abdominal swelling, fever, anemia, and urinary abnormalities.

Understanding the dangers and prognostic factors of Wilms tumor, and developing personalized treatment plans