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Neurologic Clinics, 2021
This article reviews the most common pediatric brain tumors, neurocutaneous syndromes, treatment-related neurotoxicities, and the long-term outcomes of survivors.In the era of molecular diagnostics, the classification, management, and prognostication of pediatric brain tumors and neurocutaneous syndromes has been refined, resulting in advancements in ...
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This article reviews the most common pediatric brain tumors, neurocutaneous syndromes, treatment-related neurotoxicities, and the long-term outcomes of survivors.In the era of molecular diagnostics, the classification, management, and prognostication of pediatric brain tumors and neurocutaneous syndromes has been refined, resulting in advancements in ...
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Surgical Oncology Clinics of North America
Veterinary pediatric oncology remains underexplored, with limited studies and case reports on tumors in young animals. A 2023 study reported 0.004% of dogs under 1 year develop neoplasia. Common pediatric tumors in dogs include cutaneous histiocytomas, papillomas, mast cell tumors, rhabdomyosarcomas, nephroblastomas, and neuroblastomas.
Margaret, Wong, Nicole, Leibman
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Veterinary pediatric oncology remains underexplored, with limited studies and case reports on tumors in young animals. A 2023 study reported 0.004% of dogs under 1 year develop neoplasia. Common pediatric tumors in dogs include cutaneous histiocytomas, papillomas, mast cell tumors, rhabdomyosarcomas, nephroblastomas, and neuroblastomas.
Margaret, Wong, Nicole, Leibman
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Pediatric Oncologic Emergencies
Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 2014The overall prognosis for most pediatric cancers is good. Mortality for all childhood cancers combined is approximately half what it was in 1975, and the survival rates of many malignancies continue to improve. However, the incidence of childhood cancer is significant and the related emergencies that develop acutely carry significant morbidity and ...
Melanie K, Prusakowski, Daniel, Cannone
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Pediatric Clinics of North America, 2012
This article reviews common pediatric urologic cancers involving the genitourinary system. Rhabdomyosarcoma may occur in the bladder, prostate, paratesticular regions, vagina, or uterus. Some of these locations, such as the paratesticular region, have a more favorable outcome. Benign neoplasms account for the majority of pediatric testicular tumors and
Gwen M, Grimsby, Michael L, Ritchey
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This article reviews common pediatric urologic cancers involving the genitourinary system. Rhabdomyosarcoma may occur in the bladder, prostate, paratesticular regions, vagina, or uterus. Some of these locations, such as the paratesticular region, have a more favorable outcome. Benign neoplasms account for the majority of pediatric testicular tumors and
Gwen M, Grimsby, Michael L, Ritchey
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Endocurietherapy in Pediatric Oncology
Journal of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology, 1990Endocurietherapy (brachytherapy) is the placing of radioactive sources directly into or near a solid tumor. This technique delivers a concentrated dose of radiation to a restricted volume while minimizing radiation effects on normal tissue. We have treated 11 patients (nine sarcomas, one carcinoma, and one Wilms') with endocurietherapy procedures as ...
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Pediatric Blood & Cancer, 2005
AbstractToday's obesity pandemic began in the United States, spread to Western Europe and other developed regions, and is emerging in developing countries. Its influences on outcomes of childhood cancer are unknown. A recent Children's Oncology Group symposium considered epidemiology of obesity, pharmacology of chemotherapy and outcomes in obese adults
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AbstractToday's obesity pandemic began in the United States, spread to Western Europe and other developed regions, and is emerging in developing countries. Its influences on outcomes of childhood cancer are unknown. A recent Children's Oncology Group symposium considered epidemiology of obesity, pharmacology of chemotherapy and outcomes in obese adults
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Journal of Pediatric Nursing, 2003
We are pleased to publish this special issue on pediatric oncology nursing. The articles in this issue provide readers with the most current clinical updates on the treatment and care of children and youth with childhood cancer. We thank Dr. Marilyn Hockenberry and the authors for their contributions to the pediatric nursing literature.
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We are pleased to publish this special issue on pediatric oncology nursing. The articles in this issue provide readers with the most current clinical updates on the treatment and care of children and youth with childhood cancer. We thank Dr. Marilyn Hockenberry and the authors for their contributions to the pediatric nursing literature.
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PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY AND THE INTERNET
Pediatric Hematology and Oncology, 2001(2001). PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY AND THE INTERNET. Pediatric Hematology and Oncology: Vol. 18, No. 6, pp. 393-395.
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Pediatric Hematology and Oncology, 1991
Pediatric oncology emerged as a subspeciality in the United States of America following the observations in 1948 of Farber and his associates of the benefits of chemotherapy for acute leukemia. The establishment of national cooperative chemotherapy groups furthered its development.
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Pediatric oncology emerged as a subspeciality in the United States of America following the observations in 1948 of Farber and his associates of the benefits of chemotherapy for acute leukemia. The establishment of national cooperative chemotherapy groups furthered its development.
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