"Wilms' tumor?"
Du Heng sprang up from the large armchair.
If we talk about which tumor is the most despised, this Wilms' tumor absolutely ranks high on the list.
The most important thing is that this disease frequently occurs in children, most commonly in those under three years old, but that doesn't mean children above three can't get it; it's just that the risk is still high before they turn ten.
It's not that adults don't get it; it's just that the probability is extremely small.
Among children's tumors, this disease is directly ranked second in prevalence.
Ranking first are medulloblastoma, brain tumors, and brainstem gliomas.
They are ranked first entirely due to their location, all being in the brain.
Once you get this disease, survival years are calculated in single digits, and those who survive for more than ten years worldwide can likely be counted on two hands.
And Wilms' tumor, its survival rate is as dismal as medulloblastoma.
