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Table 2 Patient characteristics and tumor classification

From: Interobserver variability between experienced and inexperienced observers in the histopathological analysis of Wilms tumors: a pilot study for future algorithmic approach

Patient characteristics (n = 20)

 Age in months at time of diagnosis, mean (SD)

47.5 (0.47)

 Male gender, n (%)

6/20 (30.0)

 Right-sided WT localization, n (%)

11/20 (55.0)

 Primary resection, n (%)

2/20 (10.0)

 Lymph node metastases, n (%)

2/19 (10.5)

Tumor classification (n = 22)

n (%)

 Tumor typea, b

  Low Risk

   Completely necrotic

2 (9.1)

  Intermediate risk

   Non-anaplastic variantsc

2 (9.1)

   Epithelial type

   Stromal type

1 (4.5)

   Mixed type

7 (31.8)

   Focal anaplasia

1 (4.5)

   Regressive type

7 (31.8)

  High risk

   Blastemal type

1 (4.5)

   Diffuse anaplasia

1 (4.5)

  1. a WT stratification according to the Nephroblastoma Umbrella SIOP-RTSG 2016 pathology guidelines [5]. b N = 22 due to presence of multiple (two) tumors in two cases, which are classified individually. c In primary nephrectomy cases only