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A formal, long-term follow-up clinic model successfully facilitates the retention and recruitment of childhood cancer survivors for comprehensive clinical studies of late effects and toxic exposures.
A dedicated long-term follow-up clinic for childhood cancer survivors provides an effective model for both clinical care and facilitating longitudinal research on late cardiovascular complications.
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Hinkle et al. (2004) studied Childhood cancer survivors. Clinic-based comprehensive care model was evaluated. A formal, long-term follow-up clinic model successfully facilitates the retention and recruitment of childhood cancer survivors for comprehensive clinical studies of late effects and toxic exposures.
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