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Neonatal renal tumours are rare, with only 7% of all neonatal tumours arising from the kidney. Presentation is usually as a flank mass or as a coincidental finding on either antenatal or postnatal ultrasound. Mesoblastic nephroma is the most common tumour to be found at this age, but Wilms’ tumour and other malignant and benign tumours occur. Cross sectional imaging is useful to delineate the extent...
Though some neonatal soft tissue tumours have identical biology and natural history to the same tumours in older children many tumours in this age group have a distinct and more favourable behaviour and mandate less aggressive treatment; many being curable by surgical resection alone. Accurate histological diagnosis is essential. In those instances where adjunctive chemotherapy is indicated it is...
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