Solid Tumour Oncology
Solid tumours make up about 30% of all cancers in children. The most frequent type of solid tumour found in children is a brain tumor. Not all tumours are cancer. A tumour that does not have any cancer cells is called benign. Tumour with cancer cells is called malignant.
Examples of solid tumours are
- Sarcomas
- Carcinomas and
- Lymphomas
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