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See Latest ArticlesRenal tumors in the second decade of life: results from the California Cancer Registry
Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 06/17/09
Grabowski J et al. - Primary renal malignancies are uncommon in the second decade of life. The most common tumor type in this age-group is renal cell carcinoma followed by Wilms' tumor. Patients with renal cell carcinoma tend to be older and have a lower survival than patients with other kidney tumors.
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