Neuroblastoma and other childhood neural tumors: a review.

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Neuroblastoma is the most common nonhematopoietic solid tumor of childhood and has been intensively studied for at least 4 decades. Despite this, few predictive histopathologic clues to its behavior exist. Age, anatomic sites of occurrence, and clinical stage have traditionally been the only reliable prognostic factors in this disease. A number of laboratory studies that focus on biologic features such as...

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