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Changes in computed tomography features following preoperative chemotherapy for nephroblastoma: relation to histopathological classification.

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العنوان: Changes in computed tomography features following preoperative chemotherapy for nephroblastoma: relation to histopathological classification.
المؤلفون: Olsen, Øystein E., Jeanes, Annmarie C., Sebire, Neil J., Roebuck, Derek J., Michalski, Anthony J., Risdon, Rupert A., Owens, Catherine M., Olsen, Øystein E
المصدر: European Radiology; Jun2004, Vol. 14 Issue 6, p990-994, 5p
مصطلحات موضوعية: NEPHROBLASTOMA, TOMOGRAPHY, RENAL cancer, CANCER patients, EMBRYONAL tumors, DRUG therapy, COMBINED modality therapy, KIDNEY tumors, SPIRAL computed tomography, SURGERY
مستخلص: The objective of this study is to assess computed tomography (CT) changes, both volume estimates and subjective features, following preoperative chemotherapy for nephroblastoma (Wilms' tumour) in patients treated on the United Kingdom Children's Cancer Study Group Wilms' Tumour Study-3 (UKW-3) protocol and to compare CT changes and histopathological classification. Twenty-one nephroblastomas in 15 patients treated on UKW-3 were included. All patients were examined by CT before and after preoperative chemotherapy treatment. CT images were reviewed (estimated volume change and subjectively assessed features). CT changes were compared to histopathological classification. Of the 21 tumours, all five high-risk tumours decreased in volume following chemotherapy (median -79%; range -37 to -91%). The sole low-risk tumour decreased in volume by 98%. Ten intermediate-risk tumours decreased in volume (median -72%; range -6 to -98%) and five intermediate-risk tumours increased (median +110%; range +11 to +164%). None of the five high-risk tumours, compared to 15/16 intermediate or low-risk tumours, became less dense and/or more homogeneous, or virtually disappeared, following chemotherapy. Volume change following chemotherapy did not relate to histopathological risk group. Changes in subjectively assessed qualitative CT features were more strongly related to histopathological risk group. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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تدمد:09387994
DOI:10.1007/s00330-003-2217-9