1. Surgery As Monotherapy for Wilms’ Tumor Lisly Chéry April 15, 2010

2. TL 15 month old male 15 month old male PMHx PMHx Failure to thrive / small stature Failure to thrive / small stature Developmental delay Developmental delay PSHx PSHx Hypospadias repair Hypospadias repair ROS negative ROS negative

3. TL Physical Exam Physical Exam Found to be hypertensive to 140s/90s Found to be hypertensive to 140s/90s

4. TL Physical Exam Physical Exam Found to be hypertensive to 140s/90s Found to be hypertensive to 140s/90s Left abdominal / flank mass Left abdominal / flank mass

5. TL Physical Exam Physical Exam Found to be hypertensive to 140s/90s Found to be hypertensive to 140s/90s Left abdominal / flank mass Left abdominal / flank mass Work-up Work-up Lab work Lab work

6. TL Physical Exam Physical Exam Found to be hypertensive to 140s/90s Found to be hypertensive to 140s/90s Left abdominal / flank mass Left abdominal / flank mass Work-up Work-up Lab work Lab work Cr 0.3 / Alb 3.7L / Hct 31L / Plts 281 / WBC 11.5 Cr 0.3 / Alb 3.7L / Hct 31L / Plts 281 / WBC 11.5 PT 12.8 / PTT 30 / INR 1.0 PT 12.8 / PTT 30 / INR 1.0

7. TL Physical Exam Physical Exam Found to be hypertensive to 140s/90s Found to be hypertensive to 140s/90s Left abdominal / flank mass Left abdominal / flank mass Work-up Work-up Lab work Lab work Cr 0.3 / Alb 3.7L / Hct 31L / Plts 281 / WBC 11.5 Cr 0.3 / Alb 3.7L / Hct 31L / Plts 281 / WBC 11.5 PT 12.8 / PTT 30 / INR 1.0 PT 12.8 / PTT 30 / INR 1.0 Imaging Imaging

12. TL Treatment Treatment Exploratory laparotomy Exploratory laparotomy Left nephrectomy Left nephrectomy Aortic lymph node dissection Aortic lymph node dissection

13. TL Returned to floor post-op Returned to floor post-op Nephrology consult for hypertension Nephrology consult for hypertension Normal right renal artery on US Normal right renal artery on US Discharged home on POD 4 Discharged home on POD 4 Tylenol Tylenol Oxycodone Oxycodone Amlodipine Amlodipine

14. TL Pathology report Pathology report Cystic Wilms’ tumor, favorable histology Cystic Wilms’ tumor, favorable histology Renal capsule intact, margin negative Renal capsule intact, margin negative Renal sinus uninvolved Renal sinus uninvolved Renal vein uninvolved Renal vein uninvolved 0 of 8 lymph nodes involved 0 of 8 lymph nodes involved 387 grams 387 grams

15. Staging Stage I – confined to kidney, complete resection, no rupture, no residual tumor Stage I – confined to kidney, complete resection, no rupture, no residual tumor Stage II – extra-renal disease, compete resection Stage II – extra-renal disease, compete resection Stage III – residual tumor [incomplete resection, positive margins, spillage, rupture, biopsy, lymph node involvement] Stage III – residual tumor [incomplete resection, positive margins, spillage, rupture, biopsy, lymph node involvement] Stage IV – distant metastasis [lung, liver, bone, brain] Stage IV – distant metastasis [lung, liver, bone, brain] Stage V – bilateral disease on presentation Stage V – bilateral disease on presentation

16. Staging Stage I – confined to kidney, complete resection, no rupture, no residual tumor Stage I – confined to kidney, complete resection, no rupture, no residual tumor Stage II – extra-renal disease, compete resection Stage II – extra-renal disease, compete resection Stage III – residual tumor [incomplete resection, positive margins, spillage, rupture, biopsy, lymph node involvement] Stage III – residual tumor [incomplete resection, positive margins, spillage, rupture, biopsy, lymph node involvement] Stage IV – distant metastasis [lung, liver, bone, brain] Stage IV – distant metastasis [lung, liver, bone, brain] Stage V – bilateral disease on presentation Stage V – bilateral disease on presentation

17. Very Low Risk Wilms’ Tumor Children less than 24 months at diagnosis Children less than 24 months at diagnosis Favorable histology on final pathology Favorable histology on final pathology Specimen < 550 grams Specimen < 550 grams

18. Founded in 1969 Founded in 1969 NWTS-1 and NWTS-2 – combined chemotherapy regimens NWTS-1 and NWTS-2 – combined chemotherapy regimens NWTS-3 – appropriate use of XRT NWTS-3 – appropriate use of XRT NWTS-4 – chemotherapy dosing and duration NWTS-4 – chemotherapy dosing and duration NWTS-5 – biological prognostic factors NWTS-5 – biological prognostic factors National Wilms’ Tumor Study Group

19. NWTS-3 / Case-control NWTS-3 / Case-control 24 relapses of stage I FH Wilms’ Tumor 24 relapses of stage I FH Wilms’ Tumor Associated factors = Microsubstaging Variables Associated factors = Microsubstaging Variables Inflammatory pseudocapsule Inflammatory pseudocapsule Renal sinus invasion Renal sinus invasion Invasion of tumor capsule Invasion of tumor capsule Tumor in intra-renal vessels Tumor in intra-renal vessels

20. NWTS-4 / retrospective cohort study NWTS-4 / retrospective cohort study 473 patients – Stage I FH 473 patients – Stage I FH 2 tailed Fisher’s exact test 2 tailed Fisher’s exact test Less likely to have positive microsubstaging variables Less likely to have positive microsubstaging variables Age < 2 years Age < 2 years Specimen weight < 550 grams Specimen weight < 550 grams

21. Small prospective trial Small prospective trial 8 patients, age < 2 years, favorable histology, Unilateral tumor, <550 grams 8 patients, age < 2 years, favorable histology, Unilateral tumor, <550 grams Relapse-free survival 88% Relapse-free survival 88% 1 metasynchronously occurring bilateral tumor 1 metasynchronously occurring bilateral tumor Overall survival 100% Overall survival 100%

22. NWTS-5 / prospective cohort study NWTS-5 / prospective cohort study 75 patients 75 patients Stage I FH, < age 2, < 550 grams Stage I FH, < age 2, < 550 grams 11 events 11 events 5 lungs relapses 5 lungs relapses 3 operative bed relapses 3 operative bed relapses 3 contralateral kidney 3 contralateral kidney Stopped after 3 years due to relapse-free survival < 90% Stopped after 3 years due to relapse-free survival < 90%

23. 77 surgery only 77 surgery only 111 surgery and chemotherapy 111 surgery and chemotherapy Event free survival Event free survival 84% surgery only 84% surgery only 97% surgery and chemotherapy 97% surgery and chemotherapy Overall survival Overall survival 98% surgery only 98% surgery only 99% surgery and chemotherapy 99% surgery and chemotherapy

24. Future Histological identification Histological identification Genetic identification Genetic identification

25. TL Surgery only or adjuvant chemotherapy? Surgery only or adjuvant chemotherapy?

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