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Interventional Radiology in Pediatric Oncology,arterial therapy and are almost always performed under general anesthesia. Patients are typically referred following discussion in a multidisciplinary team meeting or tumor board..Percutaneous treatment may be performed with curative or palliative intent and without compromising the effectiveness of

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Radiation Treatment Planning in Pediatric Oncology,. In general, treatment paradigms in pediatric oncology look to risk-stratify and response-adapt treatment for patients, with the overarching tenet of delivering the minimum treatment required for cure. This paradigm looks to minimize long-term sequelae in those treated at young ages, the majority o

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Radiation Dose Considerations in Pediatric Oncologic Imaging,en pediatric oncology patients are imaged, with a greater emphasis on study justification and dose optimization. In this chapter we will review the background to current concerns regarding potential future increased malignancy risk, discuss dose estimation, provide an overview of dose optimization s

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