Presentation
Painless abdominal distension with early satiety.
Patient Data
Age: 5 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Wilms tumor
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Axial CT scan of the abdomen with IV and oral contrast shows a large, heterogeneously enhancing (more pronounced on delayed images), left renal mass, occupying most of the left abdomen, displacing bowels, and pancreas to the contralateral side, with no vascular or adjacent organ invasion.
Case Discussion
A clinical diagnosis was made of a Wilms tumor and the patient underwent radical left nephrectomy.
The pathological specimen came out as Wilms tumor.