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Rapidly Growing Mature Retroperitoneal Teratomas
Journal of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology, 09/21/09

Eyssartier E et al. – The authors report 2 cases of fast–growing retroperitoneal mature teratomas. Both patients were girls operated on before the age of 6 months. In both cases, during the delay between diagnosis and surgery, the tumors practically doubled in size every 10 days. The authors believe the possibility of rapid growth of these tumors implies that treatment should be conducted as soon as possible.

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