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Juvenile pilocytic astrocytomas: A search for prognostic markers
Introduction: Juvenile pilocytic astrocytomas are one of the most frequent central nervous system tumours occurring in children. While they are classified as WHO Grade I tumours, their natural progression is difficult to predict with some patients suffering significant morbidity and mortality despit...
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Department of Pathology
2023
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