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Epidemiology the “European Cooperative Study Group for Pediatric Rare Tumors” (EXPeRT), rare pediatric tumors were listed and defined as those with an annual incidence <2/1,000,000 corresponding to 11% of all cancers in patients aged 0–14?years.

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EXPeRT: The European Cooperative Study Group for Pediatric Rare Tumorsuch as ExPO-r-Net, JARC, and PARTNER. These experiences underscore the importance of networking, seeking new partnerships, and pooling forces and resources to extend research and improve the quality of patient care.

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Book 2022Latest editionts the significant progress that has been accomplished as a result of intensified international networking, deeper implementation of novel diagnostic tools, and the advent of molecular targeted therapies. Readers will find practical guidance on all aspects of clinical management, including diagnosti

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1613-5318 ides detailed therapeutic guidelines for each of the rare tu.This is the first book to be devoted exclusively to rare tumors in children and adolescents. The completely revised and updated second edition reflects the significant progress that has been accomplished as a result of intensified internat

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Rare Tumors: A Different Perspective on Oncologyers that occur infrequently. If the overall numbers are generally low, the following questions arise: what will define a rare tumor in childhood and adolescence? Is a rare cancer defined only by incidence numbers, or do specific clinical, pathological, or biological characteristics define a tumor to

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Epidemiologyed “orphan” due to the lack of pediatric trials and/or underestimation of incidence. Rare pediatric malignancies might be common in adult age or pediatric subpopulations like a specific age group, a country, or a gender, often an underlying genetic predisposition can be suspected, and they might be

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Biology and Etiology of Rare Pediatric Tumorsic factors in malignant childhood tumors are unlike those in adult cancer. While pediatric tumors develop mainly due to a mislead embryogenesis, epithelial tumors and other adult-type tumors show more complex genetic alterations. Due to its rarity and therefore missing biological studies, little is