Pediatric brain tumor survivors require coordinated interdisciplinary care, ongoing
evaluation and management of late effects, and timely interventions focused on mitigating …

Background Advances in cancer treatments, particularly the development of radiation
therapy, have led to improvements in survival outcomes in children with brain tumors …

Objective: There is increasing interest in the utilization of proton beam radiation therapy
(PRT) to treat pediatric brain tumors based upon presumed advantages over traditional …

Background The numbers of pediatric brain tumor survivors are increasing due to improved
treatment protocols and multimodal treatments. Many survivors have neurocognitive …

Background Proton therapy (PT), frequently utilised to treat paediatric brain tumour (PBT)
patients, eliminates exit dose and minimises dose to healthy tissues that theoretically can …

PURPOSE Infants treated for CNS malignancies experience a significantly poorer response
to treatment and are particularly at risk for neuropsychological deficits. The literature is …

Objective Pediatric oncology survivors are at risk for executive function (EF) and working
memory (WM) deficits, which can be measured via performance‐based measures or rating …

The aim of this study was determining the efficacy of self-advocacy training on
communication skills of adolescents with chemotherapy/radiotherapy induced alopecia. The …

Pediatric brain tumors are among the most common cancers of childhood. As survival rates
have improved, the emphasis among medical professionals has shifted from mere survival …

We are part of a specific iconic revolution in which the dominancy of the written language
expiry and the importance of the visuality increases. Globalization catalyzes the visual …