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2023, Number 1

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Bol Clin Hosp Infant Edo Son 2023; 40 (1)

Wilms tumor emergency situation. Case report

Peñúñuri-Ballesteros JM, Rendón-García H, Larios-Farak T, Castellanos-Villegas E, Espinoza-Carillo F, Castillo-Aldaco J
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Language: Spanish
References: 10
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Key words:

Willm’s tumor, kidney tumor, oncologic emergency, acute abdomen, rupture.

ABSTRACT

Kidney tumors in childhood and adolescence represent 7% of neoplasias. Its incidence is recorded between two and four years of age, with 80% of cases presenting before five years of age, and it rarely appears after 10 years of age, although cases have even been described in adults. The clinical manifestations presented by children with Wilms tumor are: palpable abdominal mass (75%), abdominal pain (28%), hypertension (26%), gross hematuria (18%), microscopic hematuria (24%), and fever (22%). Below is the case of a 13-year-old female patient with acute abdominal pain, associated with the presence of a palpable mass on the left flank; who presented tumor rupture and was approached as an oncological emergency, the need to consider it as a differential diagnosis in the presence of acute-onset abdominal pain in a pediatric patient stands out.


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