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Table 1 Wilms’ tumor—clinic-pathological—National Wilms’ Tumor Study (NWTS) staging [11]

From: Can non-contrast magnetic resonance imaging replace contrast-enhanced computerized tomography in the local staging of pediatric renal tumors?

Wilms’ tumor—clinic-pathological—National Wilms’ Tumor Study (NWTS) staging

Stage I

Tumor confined to kidney without capsular or vascular invasion, tumor was not biopsied or ruptured. No residual tumor tissue after resection

Stage II

Tumor beyond renal capsule, vessel infiltration, biopsy performed before resection or intraoperative tumor rupture. Confined to the flank, not involving peritoneal surface (Completely resectable tumor with tumor-free margins)

Stage III

Tumor beyond renal capsule, vessel infiltration, biopsy performed before resection or intraoperative tumor rupture. Confined to the flank, not involving peritoneal surface (Completely resectable tumor with tumor-free margins)

Stage IV

Tumor beyond renal capsule, vessel infiltration, biopsy performed before resection or intraoperative tumor rupture. Confined to the flank, not involving peritoneal surface (Completely resectable tumor with tumor-free margins)

Stage V

Bilateral renal involvement present at diagnosis