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Neuroblastoma Staging

International Neuroblastoma Staging System (INSS)

The staging of neuroblastoma is based on the International Neuroblastoma Staging System (INSS).[1]

T Description
Stage 1
  • Localized tumor
  • Complete gross excision
  • Ipsilateral lymph nodes involvement negative under microscopic examination
Stage 2A
  • Localized tumor
  • Incomplete gross resection
  • Ipsilateral lymph nodes involvement negative under microscopic examination
Stage 2B
  • Localized tumor
  • Complete or incomplete gross resection
  • Ipsilateral lymph nodes involvement positive under microscopic examination
  • Enlarged contralateral lymph nodes but with negative involvement under microscopic examination
Stage 3
  • Localized unilateral tumor with contralateral lymph nodes involvement positive under microscopic examination
or
  • Unresectable unilateral tumor infiltrating across the midline with positive or negative regional lymph node involvement
or
  • Unresectable midline tumor with bilateral infiltration or lymph node involvement
Stage 4
  • Metastasis of the tumor to distant lymph nodes
  • Metastasis of the tumor to liver, skin, bone and/or other organs (except as defined by Stage 4S)
Stage 4S
  • Limited to infants <1 year of age
  • Localized primary tumor (as defined for stage 1, 2A, or 2B)
  • Metastasis of the tumor limited to skin, liver and/or bone marrow
  • Bone marrow involvement in stage 4S should be minimal (<10% of total nucleated cells identified as malignant on bone marrow biopsy)


International Neuroblastoma Risk Group Staging System (INRGSS)

Stage: Description
Stage L1
  • Localized disease without image-defined risk factors
Stage L2
  • Localized disease with image-defined risk factors
Stage M
  • Metastatic disease
Stage MS
  • Metastatic disease limited to skin, liver and/or bone marrow
  • Bone marrow involvement in stage 4S should be minimal (<10% of total nucleated cells identified as malignant on bone marrow biopsy)

Risk Stratification

  • Neuroblastoma patients are risk stratified into a low risk group, an intermediate risk group, and a high risk group based on the tumor INSS stage, tumor grade the patient's age, and the molecular pathway involved.
  • Low risk neuroblastoma groups include:
  • Patients with stage 1 tumor irrespective of the age, grade, and molecular pathway.
  • Patients with stage 2A/2B, irrespective of age, irrespective of grade, MYCN-NA molecular pathway
  • Patients with Stage 4S, <365 days of age, favorable histology, DNA Index >1 , MYCN-NA molecular pathway
  • Intermediate risk neuroblastoma groups include:
  • Patients with stage 1 tumor irrespective of the age, grade, and molecular pathway.

Group 2

2A/2B (<50% resected or Bx only) 0–12 years MYCN-NA, any histology/ploidy* 3 <365 days MYCN-NA, FH, DI>1* 3 ≥365 days - 12 years MYCN-NA, FH* 4S (symptomatic) <365 days MYCN-NA, FH, DI>1*

 Group 3

3 <365 days MYCN-NA, either UH or DI=1* 4 <365 days MYCN-NA, FH, DI>1* 4S <365 days MYCN-NA, either UH or DI=1*; or unknown biology

 Group 4

4 <365 days MYCN-NA, either DI=1 or UH 3 365 -<547 days MYCN-NA, UH, any ploidy 4 365 -<547 days MYCN-NA, FH, DI>1

  • High risk neuroblastoma groups include:


2A/2B, 3, 4, 4S Any MYCN-amplified, any histology/ploidy 3 ≥ 547 days MYCN-NA, UH, any ploidy 4 365 - >547 days MYCN-NA, UH or DI=1 4 > 547 days Any

  1. Neuroblastoma. Wikipedia (2015) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuroblastoma Accessed on October, 5 2015