YOSRA YAHYAOUİ, YOSR ZENZRİ, ZAHRA GHODHBANİ, MOHAMED KARİM M?FARREJ, FERYEL LETAİEF, AZZA GABSİ, EMNA CHELBİ, AMEL MEZLİNİ
Turkish Journal of Oncology - 2021;36(1):116-120
Most renal cancers that occur in childhood and adolescence are nephroblastomas. Renal cell carcinoma is very rare in the pediatric population. It is highly aggressive and metastasizes rapidly. Consequently, the survival rates are poor. We report the cases of three adolescents aged 9, 14, and 18 years with renal cell carcinoma. We analyze through these observations the clinical, histological, and therapeutic characteristics of this entity.
