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Burkitt lymphoma in children: The Israeli experience
Adi Hersalis Eldar
, Boris Futerman
, Gali Abrahami
, Dina Attias
, Ayelet Ben Barak
, Yoav Burstein
, Rina Dvir
, Herzl Gabriel
, Joseph Horovitz
, Joseph Kapelushnik
, Haim Kaplinsky
, Hagit Miskin
, Dahlia Sthoeger
, Amos Toren
,
Shoshana Vilk-Revel
, Michael Weintraub
, Isaac Yaniv
, Shai Linn
, Myriam Ben Arush
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Burkitt Lymphoma
100%
Diffuse Large B-cell
100%
Overall Survival
80%
Bone Marrow
60%
Event-free Survival
60%
Abdomen
40%
Central Nervous System Involvement
40%
Tumor Lysis Syndrome
40%
Head-and-neck
40%
LMB-96
40%
Israel
20%
No Significant Difference
20%
In(III)
20%
Kaplan-Meier
20%
B-cell non-Hodgkin Lymphoma (B-NHL)
20%
Jews
20%
Central Nervous System
20%
Risk Factors
20%
First Year
20%
Lymphoma
20%
Genetic Influences
20%
Cellular Origin
20%
Therapeutic Approaches
20%
3-group
20%
Histology
20%
Group 14
20%
Multiple Organ Failure
20%
Bone Marrow Involvement
20%
Prognostic Factors
20%
Site of Disease
20%
Jewish Patients
20%
Group Treatment
20%
Cure Rate
20%
Mediastinal Mass
20%
Mediastinal Tumor
20%
Mature B-cell Lymphoma
20%
B-lines
20%
Medicine and Dentistry
B Cell
100%
Burkitt's Lymphoma
100%
Overall Survival
66%
Central Nervous System
50%
Event Free Survival
50%
Neck
33%
Lactate Dehydrogenase
33%
Tumor Lysis Syndrome
33%
Mediastinum
33%
B-Cell Lymphoma
16%
Prognostic Factor
16%
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma
16%
Isoniazid
16%
Leukemia
16%
Group Therapy
16%
Multiple Organ Dysfunction Syndrome
16%
Mediastinum Mass
16%
Mediastinal Tumor
16%
Adolescence
16%
Diseases
16%
Histology
16%
Genetics
16%
Median Follow Up
16%