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Table of Contents - This Battle Which I Must Fight: Cancer in Canada's Children and Teenagers
Table of Contents
Questions Commonly Asked about Cancer in Children and Teenagers
About the Diagnosis
Further Information on Specific Cancers and
Their Treatment
- What is Cancer?
- How is Cancer Diagnosed?
- How Common is Cancer in Children and Teenagers?
- Is Cancer Similar in Young People and Adults?
- How is Cancer in Children and Teenagers Treated?
- How Have Treatments Evolved?
- What are the Medical Needs of Children and Teenagers Receiving Cancer Treatment?
- Who is Involved in the Hospital Care of a Young Person with Cancer?
- What is the Likely Outcome?
- Is There a Role for Unproven Treatments?
The
Leukemias
Central Nervous System Tumours
The Lymphomas
Sarcomas
Neuroblastoma
Wilms Tumour
Other Cancers
Central Nervous System Tumours
The Lymphomas
Sarcomas
Neuroblastoma
Wilms Tumour
Other Cancers
New Developments and Future Directions
Appendices
- Notes on Cancer Registration in Canada and the Canadian Data
- Data Tables
- Pediatric Oncology Centres
- Resource Addresses
- Recommended Reading and Audiovisual Materials
- Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations
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