From: Navigating the complexity of Wilms tumors in pediatrics: diagnostic challenges for better treatment
Tumor | Main Morphological findings | IHC | Molecular |
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Wilms Tumor | Triphasic tumor: epitelial, stromal and blastema | WT1 (+) CD57 (-) | WT1 mutation; TP53 mut in anaplasic cases |
Metanephric adenoma | Well defined borders, primitive epithelial cells, arranged in acini or tubules, without mitosis | PAX 8 (+) CD57 (+) BRAF (+) WT1 (+) | BRAF mutation |
Papillary renal cell carcinoma | Papillae áreas with histiocytes | CK7 (+) AMACR (+) WT1 (-) | MET alterations (trissomy of ch 7) |
Clear Cell Sarcoma | Oval cells, with clear cytoplasm and nuclei with dispersed chromatin and imperceptible nucleoli; grouped in wide cords or nests, with the presence of vascularized septa (arboriform vessels) | BCOR(+) CCND1 (+) | BCOR mutation |
MPNST | Spindle cells, with alternating hyper and hypocellular areas, with hemangiopericytic-like vascular pattern | H3K27me3 (-) | Histone methylation |
Synovial sarcoma | Spindle cell are usually arranged in long fascicles, withing a stroma that ranges from collagenic to myxoid; can be biphasic, with presence of epithelial component | TLE1 (+) CD99 (+/-) WT1 (-) | t(X;18) SSX; SYT |
Malignant rhabdoid tumor | Poorly differentiated neoplasms, with poorly differentiated cells, pleomorphic and eccentric nucleus, vesicular chromatin and a prominent nucleolus, with eosinophilic cytoplasm | INI 1 (-) | Loss of INI1 |
Neuroblastoma | Blue round cell tumor forming pseudo-rosettes | Synaptophysin (+) NSE (+) | N-MYC amplification |
Ewing Sarcoma | Undifferentiated small, blue, round cells with scant cytoplasm and an inconspicuous nucleolus | CD99 (+) Fli1 (+) WT1 (-) | t(11; 22) EWS; ETS |
Rhabdomyosarcoma | Blue round cell tumor, arranged in pseudoalveolar pattern or with presence of rhabdomioblats | Desmina (+) MyoD1 (+), Miogenin (+) WT1 (-) | t(2;13)PAX3-FOXO1 t(1;13) PAX7-FOXO1 (alveolar subtype) |