The care of children with malignant solid tumors in sub-Saharan Africa is compromised by
resource deficiencies that range from inadequate healthcare budgets and a paucity of …

We performed a systematic review to highlight trends in management and outcome of Wilms
tumor (WT) in Africa in the past two decades (2000‐2019). Twenty‐seven studies involving …

Background Wilms tumour is one of the commonest childhood solid tumours which has an
excellent outlook in the developed world with 5‐year overall survival exceeding 90%. There …

Background: To review the results of Wilms' tumour patients in a tertiary referral hospital in a
developing country and to find ways of improving long-term survival. Patients and Methods …

Abstract Purpose Survival from Wilms Tumor (WT) exceeds 90% at 5 years in developed
nations, whereas at last report, 2-year event-free survival (EFS) in Kenya reached only 35 …

Background Survival from Wilms tumor (WT) in sub‐Saharan Africa remains dismal as a
result of on‐therapy mortality and treatment abandonment. Review of patients diagnosed …

BACKGROUND: Wilms tumor (WT) is thought to arise in children of Black African ancestry
with greater frequency than in Whites. To clarify the biological basis for race disparities in …

ABSTRACT BACKGROUND: Childhood Wilms' tumour or ncphroblastoma represents one of
the challenges for paediatric oncologists in developing countries. _ OBJECTIVE: T0 review …

Background Wilms tumor (WT) is the most common childhood kidney cancer worldwide and
arises in children of black African ancestry with greater frequency and severity than other …

Abstract Sub‐Saharan African children have an increased incidence of Wilms' tumor (WT)
and experience alarmingly poor outcomes. Although these outcomes are largely due to …