The following statements regarding Wilms tumours

A The peak age for presentation is during the third year of life and there is no sex predilection
B The incidence of familial Wilm’s tumour is more than nonfamilial Wilm’s tumours
C Hypertesion is seen in 25-60% of cases and is caused by elevated renin levels
D In 50% cases
E the tumours are bilateral
F Wilm’s tumours usually cross the midline whereas neuroblastoma are typically confined to one side of abdomen

Correct Answer: The peak age for presentation is during the third year of life and there is no sex predilection, The incidence of familial Wilm’s tumour is more than nonfamilial Wilm’s tumours, Hypertesion is seen in 25-60% of cases and is caused by elevated renin levels

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