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Profiling medulloblastoma and juvenile pilocytic astrocytoma brain tumours in a South African paediatric cohort
Brain tumours in children are one of the most challenging diseases to treat, and so outcomes are variable and often lacking. There are currently no reliable data of presentation of disease, the spectrum of tumours treated, how these are treated, and what the outcomes are for children in South Africa...
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Division of Neurosurgery
2018
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