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Abstract
Pediatric renal masses are uncommon and the differential diagnosis list is made up of a mix of benign and malignant lesions. While there is some overlap in the entities affecting children and adults, the majority of lesions arise in childhood. The child’s age, clinical history, and imaging findings all help to distinguish the majority of tumors. The purpose of this interactive session is to review the renal lesions that affect the pediatric population, describe their imaging findings, and discuss how the different lesions are differentiated on imaging. The following tumors will be included: Benign tumors
Highlights
Pediatric renal masses are uncommon and the differential diagnosis list is made up of a mix of benign and malignant lesions
While there is some overlap in the entities affecting children and adults, the majority of lesions arise in childhood
The child’s age, clinical history, and imaging findings all help to distinguish the majority of tumors
Summary
Pediatric renal masses are uncommon and the differential diagnosis list is made up of a mix of benign and malignant lesions. Alexander J Towbin From International Cancer Imaging Society Meeting and 15th Annual Teaching Course (ICIS 2015) London, UK.
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