Bone Marrow Transplant for Pediatric Wilms’ Tumor

• Analyse sanguine biochimique
• Consultation avec un oncologue
• Consultation avec un pédiatre
• Diagnostic complexe du néphroblastome
• Analyse approfondie du sang
• Traitement complexe du néphroblastome
• Test anti-VIH
• Test anti-HBC
• Test anti-VHCAb
• Des analyses de sang
• Test sanguin de biochimie
• Biopsie
• Radiographie pulmonaire
• Formule sanguine complète (CBC)
• Consultation avec un oncologue
• Consultation avec un hématologue
• Consultation avec un immunologiste
• Consultation avec un néphrologue
• Consultation avec un cardiologue
• Consultation avec un hématologue pédiatrique
• Consultation avec un pédiatre
• Minéralométrie osseuse informatisée (CBM)
• Formule sanguine complète avec marqueurs de cancer et protéinogramme
• Électrocardiogramme
• Échocardiographie
• IRM de la tête
• TEP/TDM
• Сonsultation avec un oncohématologue
• Service infirmier 24h/24
• 3 repas par jour élaborés par un nutritionniste

• 30 jours à l'hôpital

• Transfert aéroport-clinique-aéroport

Bone Marrow Transplant for Pediatric Wilms’ Tumor

Sheba Medical Center – Advanced, Personalized Transplant Care for Children

At Sheba Medical Center, we understand how overwhelming it can be for families to face a diagnosis of Wilms’ tumor. As one of the most common kidney cancers in children, it is often highly treatable, but in some cases, more advanced care is needed.

For children with high-risk, relapsed, or treatment-resistant Wilms’ tumor, bone marrow transplantation (BMT) may be considered as part of a comprehensive treatment approach offering an additional option aimed at improving long-term outcomes.

Our pediatric transplant program combines world-class expertise, innovative therapies, and compassionate, family-centered care to support children and their families throughout every stage of treatment.

When is a Bone Marrow Transplant Needed?

Bone marrow transplantation is not routinely required for most children with Wilms’ tumor, but may be recommended in specific situations, including:

High-risk disease, particularly with spread beyond the kidney
Relapsed Wilms’ tumor, when the disease returns after initial treatment
Cases where a more intensive treatment strategy is needed

In these cases, BMT allows doctors to deliver high-dose chemotherapy to target cancer cells, followed by the infusion of healthy stem cells to restore bone marrow and support recovery.

Types of Transplant
Autologous Transplant (Child’s Own Cells)

This is the most commonly used transplant approach when BMT is part of treatment for Wilms’ tumor.

Stem cells are collected from the child before intensive therapy
High-dose chemotherapy is administered
The child’s own stem cells are reinfused to rebuild healthy bone marrow

This approach enables effective treatment while supporting safe recovery.

Allogeneic Transplant (Donor Cells)

In carefully selected cases, Sheba Medical Center also offers allogeneic (donor) transplantation as part of an individualized care plan.

This option may be considered when:

An alternative stem cell source is needed
An immune-based treatment approach may provide additional benefit

Donor options at Sheba include:

Matched sibling donors
Matched unrelated donors through international registries
Haploidentical (half-matched) family donors

A potential advantage of donor transplantation is the graft-versus-tumor effect, where the new immune system may help recognize and target remaining cancer cells.

Precision Matching and Advanced Technology

Sheba Medical Center utilizes an advanced on-site HLA laboratory for high-resolution genetic matching, ensuring the best possible compatibility between donor and child.

This precision supports safer transplantation and optimal outcomes.

Advanced Pediatric Wilms’ Tumor Care

Treatment at Sheba is highly coordinated and tailored to each child:

Integration of chemotherapy, surgery, and radiotherapy with transplant strategies
Access to innovative and targeted therapies when appropriate
Close collaboration between pediatric oncologists, surgeons, and transplant specialists
Comprehensive supportive care throughout treatment
Specialized Pediatric Transplant Environment

Children undergoing BMT are treated in dedicated pediatric transplant units designed for safety, comfort, and healing:

Child-friendly, highly protected environments
Advanced infection prevention systems
Continuous care by experienced pediatric specialists

Every aspect of care is adapted to support children physically and emotionally.

Clinical Expertise

Sheba Medical Center is a leading center for pediatric oncology and transplantation, offering:

Experience in managing complex and high-risk Wilms’ tumor cases
Expertise in high-dose therapy with stem cell support
Outcomes aligned with leading international centers
Long-term follow-up focused on recovery, growth, and quality of life
Care That Supports the Whole Family

We understand that treating a child means caring for the entire family.

At Sheba, families are supported by a multidisciplinary team including physicians, nurses, psychologists, and care coordinators ensuring guidance, reassurance, and continuous support throughout the journey.

Why Families Choose Sheba for Pediatric BMT

Leading pediatric transplant center
Expertise in complex pediatric cancers
Access to a wide range of donor options
Advanced treatment technologies
Compassionate, child-centered care
Dedicated international patient services

A Message of Hope

At Sheba Medical Center, we combine advanced science with compassionate pediatric care. Even in more complex cases of Wilms’ tumor, our goal is to provide every child with the strongest possible chance for recovery, while supporting families with confidence, care, and hope every step of the way.

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