Understand Nephroblastoma Pathophysiology: Gain insights into the biology and genetics of nephroblastoma, including risk factors and the molecular basis of the disease. Improve Early Detection and Diagnosis: Review the signs, symptoms, and diagnostic tools such as imaging and biopsy that aid in early identification and accurate staging of nephroblastoma. Review Treatment Modalities: Discuss the standard treatment protocols, including surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy, with a focus on minimizing side effects and improving survival. Focus on Surgical Interventions: Explore the role of nephrectomy (kidney removal) and other surgical options in treating Wilms tumor, as well as the importance of post-surgical care. Address Long-Term Care and Survivorship: Learn about the long-term follow-up care needs of nephroblastoma survivors, including monitoring for late effects, such as secondary cancers and kidney function. Understand Multidisciplinary Care: Highlight the importance of a collaborative approach involving pediatric oncologists, surgeons, nephrologists, and other specialists in managing nephroblastoma. Explore Advances in Research and Clinical Trials: Examine new research and clinical trials aimed at improving treatment outcomes and reducing the long-term impact of therapy.