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Tumoren des Kindesalters

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Bösartige Tumoren im Kindesalter sind selten. Obwohl Kinder unter 15 Jahren 20% der Gesamtbevölkerung ausmachen, sind nur 1% aller Krebskranken Kinder. Die Zahl an jährlichen Neuerkrankungen beträgt 10–12 pro 100 000 Kinder unter 15 Jahren. Für die Bundesrepublik Deutschland ist mit 1500–1800 Neuerkrankungen pro Jahr zu rechnen9.

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