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Chromosome 1q Gain, Not Lung Nodule Burden, Best Predicts Outcomes in Stage IV Favorable‑Histology Wilms Tumor
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Chromosome 1q Gain, Not Lung Nodule Burden, Best Predicts Outcomes in Stage IV Favorable‑Histology Wilms Tumor

Posted by By MedXY 12/08/2025
In AREN0533, number and size of pulmonary metastases had limited prognostic value after standardized therapy; gain of chromosome 1q emerged as a stronger, independent predictor of event‑free and overall survival in children with favorable‑histology Wilms tumor and lung‑only metastases.
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