Children's cancer
Wilms tumour is a type of kidney cancer that most commonly affects young children. Find out about how it is diagnosed and treated, and resources and organisations that can help you to cope.
Wilms tumour is a type of kidney cancer. Around 80 children are diagnosed with a Wilms' tumour each year in the UK. Find out about the causes, types and symptoms of a Wilms tumour.
Your guide to the tests your child might have if their doctor thinks they might have a Wilms tumour.
Get information about staging Wilms tumours and treatment by stage.
Chemotherapy and surgery are the main treatments for Wilms tumour.
Get information on organisations and resources that can help you and your family cope with a child's diagnosis of Wilms tumour.
Last reviewed: 28 Dec 2023
Next review due: 28 Dec 2026
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