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Aggressive Pursuit of No Evidence of Disease Status in Hepatoblastoma Improves Survival
hosted by Dr. Cecilia Gigena
Chapter 1 of 1 · Evidence & Research
Study Overview and Key Findings
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What the experts said
The study was a retrospective observational study conducted at Cincinnati Children's Hospital from 2005 to 2021
The study aim was to examine the effect of aggressive pursuit of no evidence of disease status on overall survival and event free status
The study included 50 patients with hepatoblastoma
41 patients were rendered to no evidence of disease status
Overall survival and event free status were significantly improved in both high risk and non-high risk patients who achieved no evidence of disease status
Pursuing no evidence of disease status is better for overall survival in hepatoblastoma patients