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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «NEUROBLASTOMATA»
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1
Handbook of Clinical Neurology
About 15% of solid tumours in this age group are neuroblastomata, so that 0.15 x
113, or 17 per 100,000 children will develop neuroblastomata before the age of
16. Since approximately 55% of neuroblastomata of which the primary site is ...
P. J. Vinken, G. W. Bruyn, 1971
2
Albany medical annals. Albany, N.Y.
NEUROLOGY Edited by Henry Hun, M. D. Neuroblastomata: With a Study of a
Case Illustrating the Three Types that Arise from the Sympathetic System. H. R.
Wahl. The Journal of Medical Research, May, 1914, Vol. XXX, No. 2, Page 205.
3
Journal of Medical Research
from the sympathetic neuroblastomata arising in the adrenal glands, a few exhibit
rosette structures similar to those in retinal neurocytomata. A considerable
proportion of the tumors are mixed. In some places they consist of pure neuroglia
...
Harold Clarence Ernst, 1924
The author's case and his study of the literature, has led him to the following
summary and conclusions in regard to this class of tumors. He believes that
nerve tissue may give rise to new growths, which are properly called
neuroblastomata.
5
International Abstracts of Surgery
The elongation and bifurcation of the fifth lumbar transverse process is an
overdevelopment of the costal element such SURGERY OF THE Wahl, H. R.:
Neuroblastomata; with a study of a Case Illustrating the Three Types That Arise
from the ...
6
Ultrasound of Fetal Syndromes
HEREDITY Although neuroblastomata most often occur sporadically, there is a
familial tendency. Therefore, neuroblastoma is thought to have a hereditary form.
NATURAL HISTORY AND OUTCOME When identified in utero, neuroblastomata
...
Beryl R. Benacerraf, 2008
Eight tumors of the cervical sympathetic chain have been recorded — two
neuroblastomata and six ganglioneuromata. Eleven tumors of the thoracic
sympathetic chain have been reported- three neuroblastomata and eight
ganglioneuromata.
American Surgical Association, 1928
8
Acta paediatrica scandinavica
Comment The neuroblastomata, a common nominator for sympathogoniomata
and sympa- thoblastomata, account for 6 %-7 % of all malignant neoplasmata in
children [24], From the standpoint of their behaviour and their natural history they
...
9
Transactions of the American Surgical Association
medulla ; one in the gasserian ganglion ; one in the pineal body ; two in the dura
and ependyma; and one in the spinal canal. Eight tumors of the cervical
sympathetic chain have been recorded — two neuroblastomata and six ...
from the sympathetic neuroblastomata arising in the adrenal glands, a few exhibit
rosette structures similar to those in retinal neurocytomata. A considerable
proportion of the tumors are mixed. In some places they consist of pure neuroglia
...
Boston Society of Medical Sciences, 1923
