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Monday, 15 October 2012

Delayed Diagnosis Review 


Brasme JF, Morfouace M, Grill J, Martinot A, Amalberti R, Bons-Letouzey C, Chalumeau M. Delays in diagnosis of paediatric cancers: a systematic review and comparison with expert testimony in lawsuits. Lancet Oncol. 2012 Oct;13(10):e445-59.
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I have done my initial paediatric training in India and then went to UK for further training in paediatric oncology and cancer epidemiology. Having spent 11 years there I moved back to India in 2013 and have joined Max Healthcare, New Delhi as a consultant paediatric oncologist. My main area of interest is childhood cancer with a specific focus on paediatric oncology in developing countries and childhood cancer epidemiology. I am also interested in understanding the phenomenon of refusal and abandonment in treatment of childhood cancer in developing countries and to develop interventions to deal with it.
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