What Each Team Member Offers
Pediatric Oncologists manage the treatment plan for each child, including the use of chemotherapy, targeted therapy and clinical trials. They work with specialists in all other cancer and non-cancer areas.
Radiation Oncologists manage not only the amount of radiation that gets to the pediatric tumor but also the path it takes to get there. Using stereotactic body radiation and intensity modulated radiation therapy, our pediatric radiation oncologist minimizes the radiation reaching healthy, growing tissues.
Advanced Practice Providers may take medical histories, perform medical exams, give medications or injections, or perform certain medical procedures under the guidance of a physician.
Meet the Pediatric Cancer Team
Many experts collaborate to offer you the best care and treatment.Learn more: In-depth from the National Cancer Institute
The Children's Oncology Group of the National Cancer Institute provides the up-to-date information below. Please bring any questions to your own doctor or to your Nurse Navigator. You may contact the 猎奇重口Comprehensive Cancer Center at: 505-272-4946.
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General information about Childhood Cancer
Childhood Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
is the most common cancer in children and adolescents.
Childhood Brain Tumors
are the second most common cancer in children and adolescents.
Survivorship
More than 80% of children and adolescents are cancer survivors. Here are in the care of these cancer survivors.