Survivors of childhood cancer
Abstract
Treatment of childhood cancer aims to cure with minimum risk to the patient's subsequent health. Monitoring the long-term effects of treatment on children and young adults is now an essential part of the continued care of survivors. Late effects include: impact on growth, development and intellectual function; organ system impairment; the development of second malignancies; and psychosocial problems. These can adversely affect long-term survival...
Paper Details
Title
Survivors of childhood cancer
Published Date
May 10, 2009
Volume
21
Issue
4
Pages
21 - 24
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