We review the cases of congenital and neonatal tumors treated at the Children's Hospital La Fe, Valencia. A total of 25 cases of neonatal benign tumors and 27 cases of malignant tumors were diagnosed. The most frequent benign tumor was solid teratoma (12 cases). The most frequent malignant tumor was neuroblastoma (14 cases). Variations in histology, clinical evolution and therapy in relation to age are described. The results obtained are compared with those previously published.
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