"A pelvic or scrotal mass is the most common complaint, with or without pain. The mass is typically large at presentation. Urinary symptoms may be a feature, such as haematuria and dysuria 1."
"The peak incidence of tumours is between 3-6 years of age, with a slight male predominance of 2-3:1 1."
"A pelvic or scrotal mass is the most common complaint, with or without pain. The mass is typically large at presentation. Urinary symptoms may be a feature, such as haematuria and dysuria 1."
"Prostatic origin is the most common in males. The bladder is the most common site, affecting both sexes. The vagina, cervix and uterus may all be involved in females. The vagina is the most prevalent in the female genital tract 2."
"Used to assess for locoregional lymphadenopathy and distant metastatic disease in the lungs, liver and bones."
"embryonal: most common; >50% of histological subtypes"