Late effects of treatment of childhood cancer
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https://doi.org/10.13112/pc.868Keywords:
NEOPLASMS – therapy, complications, REGISTRIES – statistics and numerical data, ANTINEOPLASTIC AGENTS – adverse effects, RADIOTHERAPY – adverse effects, SLOVENIA – epidemiologyAbstract
We have analyzed the frequency, nature and severity of the late effects of childhood cancer treatment in the Slovene population. About 50% of former patients have no evidence of late effects at this point, but a certain number of these are expected to emerge in later follow-up. We also present an attempted classification of late effects, necessarily subjective.
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