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2016•Pediatric Hematology Oncology JournalOpen access

CNS complications during treatment of acute lymphoblastic leukemia/lymphoblastic lymphoma

Piali Mandal, Puneet Kaur Sahi, Preetam Meena, Deepti Verma, Aditi Jain, Varinder Pal Singh, Jagdish Chandra

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patients with T-ALL developed a CNS relapse, of which one had CNS leukemia at diagnosis and the other eventually developed a combined bone marrow and CNS relapse.Conclusion: In conclusion, pCRT can be avoided in most children with ALL including those with T-cell immunophenotype.Our results demonstrate an excellent CNS control of leukemia just by using IT performed by strict adherence to recommended protocols.

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patients with T-ALL developed a CNS relapse, of which one had CNS leukemia at diagnosis and the other eventually developed a combined bone marrow and CNS relapse.Conclusion: In conclusion, pCRT can be avoided in most children with ALL including those with T-cell immunophenotype.Our results demonstrate an excellent CNS control of leukemia just by using IT performed by strict adherence to recommended protocols.

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patients with T-ALL developed a CNS relapse, of which one had CNS leukemia at diagnosis and the other eventually developed a combined bone marrow and CNS relapse.Conclusion: In conclusion, pCRT can be avoided in most children with ALL including those with T-cell immunophenotype.Our results demonstrate an excellent CNS control of leukemia just by using IT performed by strict adherence to recommended protocols.

Key concepts: Medicine, Lymphoblastic Leukemia, Lymphoblastic lymphoma, Lymphoma, Oncology, Cancer research, Immunology, Leukemia

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