Central nervous system tumors in patients coming from areas of conflict in the Middle East/North Africa region: an experience from King Hussein Cancer Center
CONCLUSION: Our study aimed at taking a closer look at patients coming from areas of conflict in the MENA region diagnosed and treated for CNS tumors at King Hussein Cancer Center (KHCC) over a 12-year period. It was found that even with the contributions of the Jordanian sources almost half of the patients were faced with the entire financial burden of treatment alone.PMID:37265794 | PMC:PMC10231637 | DOI:10.3389/fonc.2023.1087987
Source: Cancer Control - Category: Cancer & Oncology Authors: Mouness Obeidat Jamil Nazzal Sarah Al Sharie Ahmed Mahmoud Al-Azzam Ahmad Maswadeh Haneen Al-Abdallat Layan Ismail Marah Alkderat Ro'ya Hzayen Yasmeen Al-Sheble Asem Mansour Maysa Al-Hussaini Source Type: research
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