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February 1, 1999Journal of Pediatric PsychologyOpen Access

Long-term effects of cranial radiation therapy on attention functioning in survivors of childhood leukemia

Kathryn A. Lockwood

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. While the deleterious effects of central nervous system (CNS) prophylaxis on physiological mechanisms are not fully understood, researchers have implicated intrathecal chemotherapy and cranial radiation in the development of brain lesions in patients with ALL

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