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Sacrococcygeal teratomas in children and adolescents – a Danish 26-year retrospective cohort study
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In brief
This Danish retrospective cohort study examines 26 years of data on sacrococcygeal teratomas in pediatric and adolescent patients, analyzing incidence rates, treatment outcomes, and long-term complications. The research provides population-based insights into this rare congenital germ cell tumor affecting the tailbone region in children.
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To describe the incidence and assess the outcome and risk of long-term sequelae of sacrococcygeal teratomas (SCTs) in children and adolescents in Denmark.
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