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Wilms’ tumor affects abdominal organs, most commonly the kidneys. Children of about 3 years of age are most susceptible, and it is rarely seen in children older than age 8. These tumors often can be removed surgically, but treatment may include radiation or chemotherapy as well. The cure rate for the disease is about 90 percent with proper and timely treatment.
