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Long‐term follow up in adulthood after childhood cancer therapy is particularly important because of the risk of late effects, and information on the rate of continuing hospital visits by childhood… Click to show full abstract
Long‐term follow up in adulthood after childhood cancer therapy is particularly important because of the risk of late effects, and information on the rate of continuing hospital visits by childhood cancer survivors (CCS) is also important for the planning of studies on the risk of late effects.
Keywords:
leukemia proportion;
hospital visits;
lymphoblastic leukemia;
proportion patients;
acute lymphoblastic;
pediatric acute
Journal Title: Pediatrics International
Year Published: 2018
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Journal Title: Pediatrics International
Year Published: 2018
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