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Tumeurs des adolescents et des adultes jeunes: aspects épidémiologiques et médicaux

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L’adolescent atteint de cancer et les siens

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Le cancer est une pathologie rare chez l’adolescent et l’adulte jeune puisque les cancers diagnostiqués entre 15 et 24 ans ne représentent que 0,6 % de l’ensemble des cancers. Il constitue néanmoins la troisième cause de décès dans cette tranche d’âge après les accidents et les suicides. L’attention de la communauté médicale et scientifi que a été attirée depuis plusieurs années sur cette pathologie, en raison d’une part des besoins spécifi ques des patients de cette tranche d’âge en matière de support psycho-social, et d’autre part de la grande diversité de prise en charge de ces patients en fonction de leur lieu de traitement (oncologie adulte et pédiatrique) (1).

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Brugières, L. (2010). Tumeurs des adolescents et des adultes jeunes: aspects épidémiologiques et médicaux. In: L’adolescent atteint de cancer et les siens. Springer, Paris. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-2-287-99086-1_2

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