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Which group of children with neuroblastoma generally have a better prognosis?
Which group of children with neuroblastoma generally have a better prognosis?
- Children with disseminated disease in infants (< 12 months)
- Children with intermediate and late-stage disease (Stages 3–4) and no MYCN amplification
- Children with early-stage disease and no MYCN amplification (correct)
- Children with late-stage disease and MYCN amplification
In which group do children with Stage 4S neuroblastoma belong, unless they have MYCN amplification?
In which group do children with Stage 4S neuroblastoma belong, unless they have MYCN amplification?
- Intermediate-risk group
- High-risk group
- Low-risk group (correct)
- Stage 3–4 disease without MYCN amplification
What is an important factor for determining the risk group in children with neuroblastoma?
What is an important factor for determining the risk group in children with neuroblastoma?
- Age and histopathology only
- Biochemical markers only
- Age, MYCN amplification, histopathology, disease dissemination, and biochemical markers (correct)
- Histopathology and disease dissemination only
Which group of children with neuroblastoma are generally classified as high risk?
Which group of children with neuroblastoma are generally classified as high risk?
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In which situation do children with Stage 4S neuroblastoma have a better prognosis?
In which situation do children with Stage 4S neuroblastoma have a better prognosis?
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