Abstract
Nephroblastoma, (otherwise known as nephroblastoma) a second most common malignant neoplasm in childhood has been reported in twins, siblings & successive generations. We report two cases of Wilms tumor in female and male siblings first noticed in each at 14months of age. No congenital anomalies were observed in these patients. Both patients were treated with surgery & histopathology of both the specimens showed a well differentiated Wilms tumor with favourable histology. On follow up both the patients are alive and in complete remission, 4years after the diagnosis in female & 6months after the diagnosis in the male sibling.
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