Wilms tumor (WT) is the most common malignant renal tumor of childhood. Despite this, there are only approximately 500-600 cases diagnosed per year in the United States, limiting the exposure of most pediatric pathologists to a few cases of WT per year. Additionally, while most tumors are resected prior to therapy, an increasing number of WT are resected following neoadjuvant chemotherapy and/or radiation, introducing unique challenges to accurate classification and staging of these tumors. The purpose of this workshop is to provide learners with strategies to accurately distinguish WT from other common mimickers, review pitfalls in diagnosis and staging, and elucidate post therapy histologic classification and staging. Finally, updates will be provided in the context of new cooperative clinical trials with emphasis on issues impacting pathologists.

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You may register for each workshop individually, or you may register for all four workshops at a bundled rate. If you would like to register for all four 2027 January Workshops at the bundled rate, please visit this link. Please note that course content will not become available until the date of each workshop. Recorded content will be posted within approximately one week after a live workshop. Click the "Register" tab to register.

• Pricing Per Workshop

  • $150: Members

  • $200: Non-Members

  • $50: Trainees

• Bundled Pricing (access to all 4 Workshops)

  • $550: Members

  • $700: Non-Members

  • $150: Trainees

The SPP offers pathologists located outside of 'high income' nations, as deemed by the World Health Organization, access to educational programs at 30% of full cost. To learn more and apply for a discount, click HERE.