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1490 National Cancer Institute Html en Hypopharyngeal Cancer Treatment (PDQ®)–Health Professional Version Expert-reviewed information summary about the treatment of hypopharyngeal cancer.
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1670 National Cancer Institute Html en Oral Cavity and Oropharyngeal Cancer Screening (PDQ®)–Patient Version Expert-reviewed information summary about tests used to detect or screen for oral cancer.
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1817 National Cancer Institute Html es Tratamiento del neuroblastoma (PDQ®)–Versión para profesionales de salud Resumen de información revisada por expertos acerca del tratamiento del neuroblastoma.
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Internacional Neuroblastoma Group0.477285
Staging System0.328084
anticuerpo anti-GD20.335718
mecanismos genéticos aberrantes0.321444
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1825 National Cancer Institute Html es Tratamiento del cáncer de hígado infantil (PDQ®)–Versión para profesionales de salud Resumen de información revisada por expertos acerca del tratamiento cáncer de hígado infantil.
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Pediatric Oncology0.824708
PRETEXT III0.10879
Aronson DC0.0851201
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Tumor Study Group0.204309
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Maibach R0.0922692
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International Society0.42048
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Estados Unidos0.091099
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Oncology Group study0.119848
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Japanese Study Group0.0968813
report from0.211803
Childrens Cancer Study0.0958008
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Otte JB0.0939222
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Oncology Liver Tumor0.132492
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1911 National Cancer Institute Html es Tratamiento del cáncer de células renales (PDQ®)–Versión para pacientes Resumen de información revisada por expertos acerca del tratamiento del cáncer de células renales.
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mal uso0.302989
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Renal Cell0.303601
rayos x0.302568
sistema urinario masculino0.3018
enlace drugs approved0.306606
riñón sano donado0.303031
National Cancer Institute0.300453
siguientes riesgos0.300391
realidad células0.303887
pelvis renal0.306725
Instituto Nacional0.301826
PDQ Tratamiento0.304405
Physician Data Query0.301827
nefrectomía radical0.310748
pequeña incisión0.300747
tumor mide0.303146
von hippel-lindau0.30106
vejiga almacena0.301249
pequeños túbulos0.301281
siguientes enlaces0.300545
células renales0.988263
riesgo cáncer0.31289
siguientes pruebas0.301322
vasos sanguíneos0.317262
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1994 National Cancer Institute Html es Tratamiento del craneofaringioma infantil (PDQ®)–Versión para profesionales de salud Resumen de información revisada por expertos acerca del tratamiento del craneofaringioma infantil
childhood-onset craniopharyngioma0.555421
Winkfield KM0.461372
Merchant TE0.538632
Pediatric Patients with0.460492
largo plazo0.456579
brain tumors0.465364
cystic craniopharyngiomas0.546839
pediatric craniopharyngiomas with0.478389
after childhood-onset craniopharyngioma0.509117
calcificación quizás0.453393
craneofaringioma infantil grupo0.448145
past treatment modalities0.44452
Instituto Nacional0.469284
Proton beam therapy0.44785
proton radiotherapy0.445521
Radiat Oncol Biol0.691179
Pediatric Brain Tumor0.463199
Endocrinol Metab0.525086
Gebhardt U0.460882
central nervous system0.452583
proton therapy0.48171
tumor control0.4621
Optimal treatment strategy0.445937
radiation therapy0.847388
Clin Endocrinol Metab0.477641
following treatment0.481728
subtotal quizás0.449448
Neurosurg Focus0.603105
Pediatric MATCH0.494065
pediatric craniopharyngioma0.961568
tumores quísticos recidivantes0.450542
PDQ Descripción0.449293
Pediatr Blood Cancer0.611837
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efectos tardíos0.785518
PDQ Efectos tardíos0.471103
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National Cancer Institute0.453747
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tumor quizás0.486067
PDQ Tratamiento0.463786
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long-term results0.483149
Oncol Biol Phys0.703438
Neurosurg Pediatr0.66815
long-term gh therapy0.447185
patients with craniopharyngioma0.738686
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3900 National Cancer Institute Html en Public Health Service Act Information on the Public Health Service Act and related legislation that directly impacted the mission of NCI.
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4337 National Cancer Institute Html en Appetite Loss and Cancer Treatment Cancer treatments may lower your appetite. Side effects such as nausea, fatigue, or mouth sores can also making eating difficult. Learn how to eat well to avoid losing weight or becoming dehydrated, so you stay strong during treatment.
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4338 National Cancer Institute Html en Memory or Concentration Problems and Cancer Treatment Cancer treatments, such as chemo, may cause difficulty thinking, concentrating, or other cognitive problems. Learn about steps people with cancer can take to manage these side effects. See a list of helpful questions for families to ask the doctor.
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16600 National Cancer Institute Html en Aspirin to Reduce Cancer Risk A federal advisory panel supports aspirin to reduce the risk of colorectal cancer, while researchers are investigating whether it may help reduce the risk of other cancers.
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