Titlebook: Cancer in Children; Clinical Management H. Julian G. Bloom (Vice-Chairman, Consultant Radi Book 1975Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin ·

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New Perspectives in Medical Recordsrld that collect enough information about such cases. In the majority of instances the experience of pathologists is inevitably limited and this leads to frequent errors in interpretation as well as a great deal of confusion in the literature. All varieties of benign and malignant tumours have been

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The Kadet Quest for the Masses,tion. For successful treatment a tumour must be killed by a lower dose of radiation than would be needed to destroy the surrounding normal tissues. This is true whether we are dealing with children or adults. This relationship between tumour and normal tissues is known as the “Therapeutic Ratio” and

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M. F. Norese,F. Barbiero,L. Corazza,L. Saccoready been established and any surgical treatment completed. This chapter will therefore be concerned mainly with treatment and the emphasis will be on the role of radiotherapy since in recent years this modality, given postoperatively or as the sole treatment for inoperable cases, is producing impr

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New Perspectives in Network Studieskitt’s tumour, chloroma, metastatic neuroblastoma and nephroblastoma; haemangioma in different situations (eyelid, orbit, retina and uveal tract); melanoma of the uveal tract; histiocytosis X, and naevoxanthogranuloma of the iris. Retinoblastoma is dealt with in a separate chapter. To avoid needless

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