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Impaired Aortic Growth in Neuroblastoma Patients After Intensive Treatment
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This research examines long-term vascular effects in high-risk neuroblastoma survivors, specifically measuring abdominal aortic diameter changes after intensive cancer treatment. The study identifies potential aortic narrowing as a late complication, highlighting the need for vascular surveillance in this patient population.
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This study evaluated the abdominal aortic diameter in high-risk neuroblastoma (NB) patients and the risk of aortic narrowing following intensive treatment.
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