Primary central nervous system tumors survival in children in ten Colombian cities: a VIGICANCER report
CONCLUSION: We found that half of Colombia's children and adolescents with primary CNS tumors survive five years, compared to 70% to 80% in high-income countries. In addition to tumor biology and location, gross total resection was crucial for improved survival in this cohort. Systematic monitoring of survival and its determinants provides empirical data for guiding cancer control policies.PMID:38505512 | PMC:PMC10949889 | DOI:10.3389/fonc.2023.1326788
Source: Cancer Control - Category: Cancer & Oncology Authors: Oscar Ramirez Vivian Piedrahita Jesus Ardila Carlos Pardo Edgar Cabrera-Bernal John Lopera Amaranto Suarez Carlos Andr és Portilla Carlos Narv áez Pamela Rodriguez Ximena Castro Ángel Castro Diego Ivan Estupinan-Perico Diana Valencia Mar ía Del Rosari Source Type: research
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