Off the back of Why is it "Tumoren" and not "Tumore"?, why is the Genitiv "des Tumors" and not "des Tumoren"?
Duden: der Tumor; Genitiv: des Tumors, Plural: die Tumoren, umgangssprachlich auch: Tumore
My understanding is that to form the Genitiv from the Nominativ der oder das it is typically Substantiv + s, i.e.
der Vater --> des Vaters
das Hotel --> des Hotels
albeit sometimes with an 'es'
das Jahr --> des Jahres
except when the Plural ending is 'en'
der Therapeut, die Therapeuten --> des Therapeuten
So since the plural of der Tumor is die Tumoren, why is the Genitiv "des Tumors" and not "des Tumoren"?