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neuroblastoma screening

Known as: Screening for Neuroblastoma, early detection of neuroblastoma, neuroblastoma early detection 
The use of any device, marker, or other means for the purpose of detecting the presence of neuroblastoma, usually before there are symptoms.
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2003
2003
PURPOSE Neuroblastoma screening in early infancy has detected predominantly "favorable" tumors. We postponed screening to an age… 
1999
1999
PURPOSE Neuroblastoma screening during the first half-year of life is associated with a two- to three-fold overdiagnosis. Because… 
1998
1998
Mass screening of infants for neuroblastoma began in Japan after studies suggested that survival rates could be improved by early… 
1998
1998
We read with great interest the article by Yamashita et al., who suggest a direct correlation between the plasma thrombospondin… 
1997
1997
BACKGROUND Encouraged by Japanese reports of the benefits of screening 6 month-old infants for neuroblastoma, a neuroblastoma… 
1996
1996
Using data from the Japan Children's Cancer Registry, we estimated the age‐specific incidence rates of neuroblastoma. Before the… 
1988
1988
SummaryWe screened urine for chemical individuality in over 1 million newborn infants, by various chromatographic (thin-layer… 
1987
1987
We describe a simple and rapid method for measuring catecholamine metabolites in urine collected on filter paper. By this method… 
1987
1987
Neuroblastoma is the most common fatal solid tumour of childhood. Studies in Japan suggest that screening urine at 6 months for… 
1986
1986
In order to develop a mass screening method for the early detection of neuroblastoma, we measured urinary vanillylmandelic acid…