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Disease Comparison Results (show differences mode) for Frontal lobe tumor and Wilms tumor

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Wilms tumor

Found: 155 | Differences: 151

Frontal lobe tumor

Found: 99 | Differences: 95

Frontal lobe tumor and Wilms tumor sharing 4 common findings. (show all, show common, show differences)

Clinical Manifestations
Signs & Symptoms: Facial Asymmetry; Heart murmur; High blood pressure child; High blood pressure/sign; Abdominal Distension; Abdominal distension/protrusion/sign; Abdominal Distention; Abdominal Mass; Abdominal Mass in Children; Abdominal Pain; Abdominal Pain in Children; Abdominal venous engorgement/collaterals; Increased abdominal girth/Potbelly; Mass in Mid-Abdomen; Protruberant Abdomen; Weight loss in Children; Hepatic Mass; Hepatic Mass/child; Hepatomegaly; Hepatosplenomegaly; Liver Mass; Palpable Liver; Renal Mass; Right Flank Mass; Asymmetric Limbs; Flank Mass; Hematuria, gross; Kidney Mass; Left Flank Mass; Splenomegaly; Fever; Fever Febrile Possible; Fever in kids; Flu-Like Syndrome; High body temperature; Lateral Asymmetry; Pallor; Weight loss; Aniridia/congenital

Demographics & Risk Factors
Population Group: Child; Infant; Population/Pediatrics population
Family History: Family history/Kidney tumor; Family history/Renal cancer; Family history/Wilms tumor
Sex & Age Groups: Population/Child; Population/Child-Infant Only; Population/Children/all; Population/Female; Population/Infant; Population/Infant female; Population/Preschool child/boy

Laboratory Tests
Abnormal Lab Findings (Non Measured): Acute inflammatory markers elevated (Lab); Chromosomal abnormality (Lab); URINE Dipstick /Blood abnormal; URINE Sediment/Urinalysis abnormal
Abnormal Lab Findings - Decreased: Hematocrit (Lab); Hemoglobin (Lab); RBC/Red Blood Count (Lab)
Abnormal Lab Findings - Increased: Calcium, serum (Lab); NSE/Neuron specific Enolase tumor marker; Plasma renin Activity/PRA (Lab); Renin, serum (Lab); URINE Lactic dehydrogenase; URINE Protein (Albumin); URINE Red blood cells

Diagnostic Test Results
Pathology: PATH/Tumor Neuron specific Enolase marker positive
CT Scan: CT Scan/Lung Mass; CT Scan/Renal (Kidney) Abnormal; CT Scan/Renal without contrast/Abnormal; MRI/Renal (Kidney) Abnormal
X-RAY: Xray/Chest abnormal; Xray/Abdominal calcifications/ABD; Xray/Abdominal film abnormalities/ABD/KUB; Xray/Large abdominal mass/child/ABD; Xray/Hepatic mass/lesion/Abd; Xray/Chest/Lung fields/Abnormal; Xray/Coin lesion/solitary nodule/Chest; Xray/Lung mass/solitary, large/Chest; Xray/Metastatic lung lesions/Chest; Xray/Pulmonary Lesion/Nodule/Lung; Xray/Pulmonary Lesions/Lung; Xray/Mass displacing kidney/KUB; Xray/Renal displacement/KUB/IVP; Xray/Renal mass/KUB/IVP
X-RAY With contrast: IVP/Renal mass; IVP/Renal pelvis distortion; IVP/Unilateral large kidney/KUB (Xray); IVP/Ureter displaced (Xray)

Associated Diseases & Rule outs
Associated Disease & Complications - Rule Outs: Carcinoma, renal cell; Neuroblastoma
Associated Disease & Complications - Causes: Abdominal lymphatics obstruction/Cysterna ch.; Ambiguous genitalia/infant; Anemia; Ascites; Ascites in Children; Cancer in Children; Congenital anomalies; Hemihypertrophy; Hypercalcemia; Hypertension; Hypertension in a child; Inferior vena cava syndrome; Metastasis to testis/scrotum; Metastatic liver disease; Peritoneal Effusion; Polycythemia; Polycythemia, tumorogenic/secondary; Proteinuria; Renal hypertension; Varicocele; Wilms tumor/nephroblastoma; Mass in Lung; Hematuria; Proteinuria in Children

Disease Mechanism & Classification
Class: CLASS/Pediatric disorders (ex)
Pathophysiology: Pathophysiology/Asymmetric deformities; Pathophysiology/Encapsulated tumor; Pathophysiology/Gene locus 11p13; Pathophysiology/Gene locus 17q12-q21; Pathophysiology/Gene locus Chromosome 11; Pathophysiology/Gene Locus Identified/OMIM database; Pathophysiology/Genomic indentifiers (polymorphism/snip/mutations); Pathophysiology/Oncogene WT1/locus 11p; Pathophysiology/Radiosensitive malignancy/relative; Pathophysiology/Renin producing tumor
Process: PROCESS/Chemotherapy responsive cancer (ex); PROCESS/Congenital malignancy (ex); PROCESS/Congenital/developmental (category); PROCESS/Eponymic (category); PROCESS/Hereditary/Genetic predisposition (ex); PROCESS/Hereditofamilial (category); PROCESS/Malignancy in childhood (ex); PROCESS/Malignancy/cancer (ex); PROCESS/Anomalies/Deformities/Malformations (EX); PROCESS/Congenital neoplasm (ex)

Synonyms
Synonym: Synonym/Embryoma, kidney; Synonym/Kidney, adenomyosarcoma, embryonal; Synonym/Kidney, carcinosarcoma, embryonal; Synonym/Kidney, embryonal mixed tumor; Synonym/Nephroblastoma, kidney; Synonym/Rhabdoid sarcoma variant

Treatment
Drug Therapy: RX/Chemotherapy combination/protocol; RX/Chemotherapy(cancer); RX/Chemotherapy/Radiotherapy combination; RX/Dactinomycin (Actinomycin D); RX/Doxorubicin (Adriamycin); RX/Vincristine (Oncovin); SX/Laparotomy
Other Treatments: TX/Multimodal Cancer Therapy; TX/Radiotherapy.

Clinical Manifestations
Signs & Symptoms: Loss of libido,male; Sexual dysfunction; Decreased taste ability/Hypoguesia; Tongue movements/involuntary; Abulia status/inert/no motivation; Acalcula/Dyscalcula; Akinesia/poor voluntary movement; Altered mental status Mental status change; Apathy/Indifference; Apraxic gait ('slipping clutch'/hesitant); Ataxia; Ataxia; Behavior problems; Bilateral abdominal reflex decreased; CNS symptoms/signs; Cognitive defect; Cognitive deficit/mild; Confusion/Disoriented; Coprolalia/Foul language; Deep tendon reflexes normal; Echolalia/Copies speech/phrases; Echopraxia/Copies movements/gestures; Executive function loss/apathy/inertia; Fatigability; Frontal lobe signs; Grasp reflex/increased adult; Headache; Headache in children; Hemiplegic Gait; Impaired judgement/signs; Inattention; Inferior hemianopsia; Jacksonian seizure; Jaw jerk increased; Lip smacking; Loss of Taste; Nystagmus; Obtunded/poorly responsive status/signs; Palmar-mental reflex/frontal lobe sign; Papilledema on exam; Personality change; Progressive headache; Pyramidal tract signs; Reversed/perverse sleep pattern/rhythm; Rooting reflex Abnormal; Rooting/sucking/snout reflex present/adult; Ruminating Jaw Movements; Seizures; Staggering Gait; Stupor/poor reponse to stimulus; Sudden unconsciousness; Destructive Behavior; Hallucination/visual; Personality changes/gradual; Queer bizarre behavior/change; Anosmia/Loss of sense of smell; Decreased sense of smell; Urine Incontinence; Enervated/extreme acute fatigue; Fatigue; Fatigue Tiredness Exhaustion; Listlessness/lassitude; School/job performance decline; Spousal/family concern/complaint; Blurred Optic Disk Margin; Retinal fundus congested/edematous (eye)/sign; True Vertigo Sign Confirmed
Clinical Presentation & Variations: Presentation/Optic neuritis Contralateral papilledema
Disease Progression: Course/Progressive; Course/Progressive/slowly chronic illness

Demographics & Risk Factors
Sex & Age Groups: Population/Adult Aged Only; Population/Adult/all

Diagnostic Test Results
Electrodiagnosis: EEG/Abnormality
CT Scan: CT Scan/Head Brain Abnormality; CT Scan/Head Brain lesion/mass single; MRI/Head Scan Abnormal; PET Scan/Head FDDNP abnormal

Associated Diseases & Rule outs
Associated Disease & Complications - Rule Outs: Parkinsons disease
Associated Disease & Complications - Causes: Convulsions (grand mal); Dehydration; Dementia; Focal motor seizure; Frontal lobe tumor; Hemiplegia; Kennedy syndrome; Neurobehavior Problems; Pneumonia, aspiration; Psychogenic spells/pseudoseizure; Psychosis; Stroke/Child-Young adult

Disease Mechanism & Classification
Class: CLASS/Brain/CNS disorder (ex); CLASS/Frontal lobe involvement/disorder (ex); CLASS/Neurologic (category)
Pathophysiology: Pathophysiology/CNS mass lesion effect

Treatment
Drug Therapy: SX/Craniotomy

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