Surgical control of pain in the elderly patient with cancer.
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Craniopharyngioma in the elderly.
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[On a contribution to true dermoid cysts in the brain in old age].
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Endometrial smears in postmenopausal women.
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[Vaginal cytology in patients with mammary cancer before and after treatment with an enol ether of testosterone].
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[Treatment of basaloma and senile keratoma in dermatological practice].
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Cancer in infancy and childhood (from birth to 14 years of age).
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[Clinical aspects of tumors of the brain in children under 3 years of age].
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[Tumors of the breast before the age of eighteen].
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Malignancy of colon and rectum in patients under 20 years of age.
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Adenocarcinoma of cervix in a primigravida aged 18.
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Roentgen changes in the cranium in 153 intracranial tumours in children aged 0-15 years.
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[At what age does one treat congenital skin diseases ordinarily in children? I. Angiomas].
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Malignant tumors of childhood.
In the past 20 years, cancer in the age group, 0-14 years has become the second leading cause of death by disease. At some ages, notably between 5 and 14, it may be the leading cause of death by disease. Leukemia is the most frequent form of cancer in childhood, and tumors of the brain are in second place. An attempt should be made to categorize more accurately tumors stated in reports as "miscellaneous," since in the reports analyzed herein, 15.8 per cent of all malignant lesions were so classified.
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