Table 1 Clinical overview of the BWS-WT cohort.

From: Cancer predisposition signaling in Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome drives Wilms tumor development

Sample ID

BWS subtype in blood, kidney tumor

Sex

Age at WT diagnosis (months)

Laterality

Histology

Stage

Months off therapy

Outcome

Clinical score

Patient 1 (WT8/NT8)

pUPD11

M

26

Unilateral

Favorable

3

4

Alive

4

Patient 2 (WT9)

pUPD11

M

0

Unilateral

Favorable

Unk

57

Alive

3

Patient 3 (WT10)

pUPD11

M

44

Bilateral

Favorable

5a

38

Alive

3

Patient 4 (WT11/NT11)

IC1 GOM

M

45

Unilateral

Unfavorable

4

40

Alive

4

Patient 5 (WT12/NT12)

pUPD11

F

41

Unilateral

Unfavorable

2

37

Alive

3

Patient 6 (WT13/NT13)

IC1 GOM

F

109

Unilateral

Favorable

3

N/A

Deceased

3

Patient 7 (WT14)

pUPD11

M

11

Bilateral

Favorable

5

On therapy

N/A

4

Patient 8 (WT15/NT15)

IC1 GOM

F

34

Bilateral

Favorable

5

N/A

Deceased

2

Patient 9 (WT16/NT16)

pUPD11

F

5

Bilateral

Favorable

5

12

Alive

4

  1. Sample names are retained as per dbGAP submission of the study.
  2. pUPD11 paternal uniparental disomy of chromosome 11, IC1 GOM Imprinting center 1 gain of methylation, NT non-tumor, Unk unknown.
  3. aUnilateral stage 3 each.