recurrent childhood medulloblastoma

Known as: PNET, childhood cerebellar, recurrent, recurrent infratentorial, childhood, PNET, recurrent childhood infratentorial PNET

The reemergence of childhood medulloblastoma after a period of remission.

National Institutes of Health

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2001

Abstract Introduction: Cerebellar astrocytomas are the most benign tumors of the CNS. Seventy to eighty percent are found in…

Review

2001

Review

2001

&NA; Herniation of the cerebellar tonsils may occur in children with craniofacial dysostosis (e.g., Apert, Carpenter, Crouzon…

Review

1987

Review

1987

The present study has been based on a detailed, computer-assisted, analysis of 112 astrocytomas from patients of all ages seen at…

1979

Pregnant WKA/Hok rats were exposed to 100 R or 200 R X-irradiation on one of gestation days 16 through 21. Offspring were killed…

1977

Phenytoin has been shown to inhibit catecholamine (CA) metabolism in vitro. The present investigation examined its longer-term in…

1975

The problem of the existence, propagation and meaning of intracranial tissue pressure gradients has attracted an increasing…

1975

A postnatal cerebellar atazia of a type not previously reported in calves is described. Atazia was first noticed in affected…

1973

1963

Of intracranial tumors occurring in childhood, the histologically well-differentiated astrocytomas of the cerebellum form a…

1954