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TITLE: Childhood central nervous system tumours: Incidence and time trends in 13 Southern and Eastern European cancer registries Full Text
AUTHORS: Paraskevi Papathoma; Thomas P Thomopoulos; Maria A Karalexi; Anton Ryzhov; Anna Zborovskaya; Nadya Dimitrova; Snezana Zivkovic; Sultan Eser; Luis Antunes; Mario Sekerija; Tina Zagar; Joana Bastos; Anna Demetriou; Raluca Cozma; Daniela Coza; Evdoxia Bouka; Nick Dessypris; Maria Kantzanou; Prodromos Kanavidis; Helen Dana; Emmanuel Hatzipantelis; Maria Moschovi; Sophia Polychronopoulou; Apostolos Pourtsidis; Eftichia Stiakaki; Evgenia Papakonstantinou; Konstantinos Oikonomou; Spyros Sgouros; Antonios Vakis; Basilios Zountsas; Charis Bourgioti; Nikolaos Kelekis; Panos Prassopoulos; Theodosia Choreftaki; Savvas Papadopoulos; Kalliopi Stefanaki; Katerina Strantzia; Elisabeth Cardis; Eva Steliarova Foucher; Eleni Th. Petridou; ...More
PUBLISHED: 2015, SOURCE: EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF CANCER, VOLUME: 51, ISSUE: 11

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TITLE: Childhood central nervous system tumour mortality and survival in Southern and Eastern Europe (1983-2014): Gaps persist across 14 cancer registries Full Text
AUTHORS: Maria A Karalexi; Paraskevi Papathoma; Thomas P Thomopoulos; Anton Ryzhov; Anna Zborovskaya; Nadya Dimitrova; Snezana Zivkovic; Sultan Eser; Luis Antunes; Mario Sekerija; Tina Zagar; Joana Bastos; Anna Demetriou; Domenic Agius; Raluca Cozma; Daniela Coza; Evdoxia Bouka; Nick Dessypris; Maria Belechri; Helen Dana; Emmanuel Hatzipantelis; Evgenia Papakonstantinou; Sophia Polychronopoulou; Apostolos Pourtsidis; Eftichia Stiakaki; Achilles Chatziioannou; Katerina Manolitsi; Georgios Orphanidis; Savvas Papadopoulos; Mathilda Papathanasiou; Eustratios Patsouris; Spyros Sgouros; Basilios Zountsas; Maria Moschovi; Eva Steliarova Foucher; Eleni Th. Petridou; ...More
PUBLISHED: 2015, SOURCE: EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF CANCER, VOLUME: 51, ISSUE: 17

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