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- Slide 1: Oncology | Fundamentals | Made possible by Cincinnati Children's | A 10yo with a unilateral chest mass displacing the heart. | WHAT DO YOU NEED BEFORE YOU CAN TREAT? | 1/5
- Slide 2: Oncology | Fundamentals | Made possible by Cincinnati Children's | FIRST STEP | NAME IT BEFORE YOU TREAT IT | EWSR1 :: FLI1 | Next-generation sequencing of the biopsy found the EWSR1-FLI1 fusion, the common Ewing sarcoma fusion. | 2/5
- Slide 3: Oncology | Fundamentals | Made possible by Cincinnati Children's | NEXT STEP | THE FUSION SET THE TREATMENT | EWSR1-FLI1 FUSION → EWING CONFIRMED → EWING CHEMOTHERAPY | Confirming Ewing sarcoma put the patient on the Ewing chemotherapy pathway: interval-compressed VDC/IE. | 3/5
- Slide 4: Oncology | Fundamentals | Made possible by Cincinnati Children's | THE TAKEAWAY: LET THE TUMOR'S BIOLOGY CHOOSE THE TREATMENT | Joseph Pressey, MD | Director, Solid Tumor and Sarcoma Programs, Cincinnati Children's | 4/5
- Slide 5: Oncology | Fundamentals | Made possible by Cincinnati Children's | FOLLOW FOR MORE EXPERT-TO-EXPERT PEDIATRIC SURGERY EDUCATION. | 5/5
Wilms Tumor: A Chest Mass Displacing the Heart
Topic overview
Educational case presentation of Wilms tumor manifesting as a thoracic mass with cardiac displacement. Demonstrates atypical presentation of nephroblastoma requiring multidisciplinary surgical oncology approach in pediatric patients.
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