Table 2C. Treatment Regimen from Bilateral Wilms Tumor at Week 12.
BILATERAL WILMS TUMOR AFTER WEEK 12 IMAGING REVIEW | ||
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REGIMEN | ||
IF DEFINITIVE SURGERY HAD OCCURRED AT END OF WEEK 6 | Continue with regimen as signed at the end of Week 6. | |
ATEND OF WEEK 6, THERAPY WAS EITHER CONTINUED CHEMOTHERAPY OR BILATERAL OPEN BIOPSIES WERE PERFORMED. DEFINITIVE SURGERY REQUIRED EITHER PARTIAL OR TOTAL NEPHRECTOMY (UNLESS CR BY IMAGING AT WEEK 12). Treatment will be based on the highest assigned risk for either kidney and systemic metastasis: | ||
HISTOLOGY | STAGE | REGIMEN |
Complete response | DD-4A | |
Completely necrotic | I-II | EE-4A( |
Completely necrotic | III-IV | DD-4A+XRT |
Intermediate risk | I | EE-4A |
Intermediate risk | II | DD-4A |
Intermediate risk | III-IV | DD-4A+XRT |
Blastemal predominant | I | DD-4A |
Diffuse anaplastic Wilms tumor | I | DD-4A+XRT |
Focal anaplastic Wilms tumor | I-III | DD-4A+XRT |
Blastemal predominant | II | Reg. I |
Blastemal predominant | III-IV | Reg. I +XRT |
Focal anaplastic Wilms tumor | IV | Revised H-1+XRT |
Diffuse anaplastic Wilms tumor | II-IV | Revised UH-1+XRT |
CR= Complete Response
XRT= Radiation therapy
VAD= Vincristine, dactinomycin and doxorubicin
EE4A= Vincristine and dactinomycin
I= Vincristine, dactinomycin, doxorubicin, cyclophosphamide and etoposide
UH-1 = Vincristine, dactinomycin doxorubicin cyclophosphamide carboplatin and etoposide