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    Left Ventricular Diastolic Filling Patterns Associated with Progressive Anthracycline-Induced Myocardial Damage: A Prospective Study

    The objective of this study was to examine changes in diastolic function associated with progressive myocardial damage and their implications. We used prospective sequential Doppler echocardiographic studies ...

    F.A. Bu'Lock, M.G. Mott, A. Oakhill, R.P. Martin in Pediatric Cardiology (1999)

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    National Scientific Medical Meeting 1994 Abstracts

    K. D. Carson, S. B. Grimes, J. M. McGinley… in Irish Journal of Medical Science (1994)

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    Rhabdomyosarcoma associated with familial adenomatous polyposis

    We report a case of a 16 year old girl with orbital rhabdomyosarcoma who during chemotherapy developed bloody diarrhoea. On investigation she was found to have multiple colonic polyps. Cytogenetic analysis has...

    S. J. Armstrong, Dr. A. W. Duncan, M. G. Mott in Pediatric Radiology (1991)

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    Bacteraemia related to indwelling central venous catheters: Prevention, diagnosis and treatment

    Infective episodes in immunocompromised children with indwelling central venous catheters were studied prospectively for one year. Culture of catheter hubs and skin at catheter entry sites during the first six...

    N. C. Weightman, E. M. Simpson… in European Journal of Clinical Microbiology … (1988)

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    Burkitt-like lymphoma in an English child: Characterisation of tumour biopsy cells and of the derived tumour cell line

    An eight year old English boy presented with an abdominal undifferentiated 'Burkitt-like' lymphoma. Lymphoma cells from ascitic fluid were cultured on a human embryo fibroblast feeder layer and, after a short ...

    S Finerty, M Rowe, P J Berry, D L Ranson, M G Mott… in British Journal of Cancer (1986)

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    The growth of children following cranial irradiation

    Children who have required cranial irradiation for malignant disease may become growth hormone (GH) deficient. We have reviewed the records of 37 children to determine whether their height velocity in the firs...

    P S Ward, M G Mott, D C L Savage in Pediatric Research (1984)

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    Adjuvant low dose radiation in childhood T cell leukaemia/lymphoma (report from the United Kingdom Childrens' Cancer Study Group--UKCCSG)

    From November 1977 to July 1983, 82 children with T leukaemia/lymphoma entered a randomised trial of combination chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Twenty-five were designated T lymphoma and 57 T leukaemia, 28 hav...

    M G Mott, J M Chessells, M L Willoughby, J R Mann… in British Journal of Cancer (1984)

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    Adjuvant low dose radiation in childhood non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (report from the United Kingdom Childrens' Cancer Study Group--UKCCSG)

    From July 1977 to July 1983, 120 children with non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma entered a randomised trial of combination chemotherapy and radiotherapy. The primary site was abdominal in 42 patients, mediastinal in 27 a...

    M G Mott, O B Eden, M K Palmer in British Journal of Cancer (1984)

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    Malignant Disease in Childhood

    Cancer in childhood is fortunately rare, with an approximate annual incidence of 100 cases per million children in the developed world. It is, nevertheless, the commonest disease to kill children in our societ...

    M. G. Mott in Cancer Chemotherapy and Selective Drug Development (1984)

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    Tumours of the head and neck in children—clinicopathologic perspectives

    M.G Mott in British Journal of Cancer (1983)

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    Pancreatic Tumours in Children—Cancer Treatments and Research

    M.G Mott in British Journal of Cancer (1983)

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    Neurotoxic Complications of CNS prophylaxis in Childhood Leukaemia

    There is general agreement that the biggest single advance in the treatment of childhood leukaemia in the last fifteen years has been the introduction of effective CNS prophylaxis against meningeal relapse, us...

    M. G. Mott in Central Nervous System Leukemia (1983)

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    The Childhood Lymphomas

    The leukaemias and lymphomas of childhood account for almost half of the malignant disease seen in this age group in the Western world. The lymphomas represent 10% of the total, with an approximately even divi...

    M. G. Mott in Paediatric Oncology (1983)

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    Unpredictable serum levels after oral methotrexate in children with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia

    Serum methotrexate levels were measured for 5 h after oral intake in 11 children with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia. The curves obtained with the child's regular dose of methotrexate varied widely, and were in...

    P. J. Kearney, P. Ann Light, A. Preece, M. G. Mott in Cancer Chemotherapy and Pharmacology (1979)

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    Growth and Hormonal Status after Treatment of Childhood Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia

    As increasing numbers of children complete the long and intensive treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL) we become more keenly aware of the quality of their long-term survival. The future potential ...

    P. G. F. Swift, P. J. Kearney, R. G. Dalton… in CNS Complications of Malignant Disease (1979)

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    CT Brain Scans after CNS Prophylaxis for Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia

    The introduction of prophylactic treatment of the central nervous system in children with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia has been the biggest single factor in increasing their survival in the last 15 years. The...

    R. E. Day, J. Kingston, J. L. G. Thomson… in CNS Complications of Malignant Disease (1979)