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Journal of clinical oncology. 1993:11(5):850-856.DOI:

CARBOPLATIN AND VINCRISTINE FOR RECURRENT AND NEWLY DIAGNOSED LOW-GRADE GLIOMAS OF CHILDHOOD

PACKER, RJ; LANGE, B; ATER, J; NICHOLSON, HS; ALLEN, J; WALKER, R; PRADOS, M; JAKACKI, R; REAMAN, G; NEEDLES, MN; PHILLIPS, PC; RYAN, J; BOYETT, JM; GEYER, R; FINLAY, J
ISI:A1993LA02600007
ISSN: 0732-183x
CID: 54185
International journal of radiation oncology biology physics. 1993:27:133-133.DOI:

THE EFFECT OF PREIRRADATION CHEMOTHERAPY ON THE DELIVERY OF RADIATION-THERAPY FOR MEDULLOBLASTOMA AND SUPRATENTORIAL PNET - RESULTS OF THE CCG 921 RANDOMIZED PROTOCOL [Meeting Abstract]

STEVENS, KR; CHERLOW, J; ZELTZER, P; BOYETT, J; AYERS, D; SHURIN, S; ALBRIGHT, A; ALLEN, J; FINLAY, J; GEYER, J; MCGUIRE, P; MILSTEIN, J; RORKE, L; STANLEY, P; STEHBENS, J; WISOFF, J
ISI:A1993LV40400071
ISSN: 0360-3016
CID: 570622
Pediatric neurosurgery. 1993:19(6):333-333.DOI:

Prognostic factors for survival differ in high-risk infra- and supratentorial primitive neuroectodermal tumors [Meeting Abstract]

Zeltzer, P.; Boyett, J.; Finlay, J.; Albright, L.; Wisoff, J.; Geyer, R.; McGuire, P.; Allen, J.; Rorke, L.
BIOSIS:PREV199497062805
ISSN: 1016-2291
CID: 570612
Pediatric neurosurgery. 1993:19(6):311-311.DOI:

High-dose chemotherapy with autologous bone marrow rescue (ABMR) in patients with recurrent or high-risk newly diagnosed medulloblastoma/primitive neuro-ectodermal tumors (PNET) [Meeting Abstract]

Finlay, J. L.; Lindsley, K.; Garvin, J.; Walker, R. W.; Jackaki, R.; Allen, J.; Rosenblum, M.; Wisoff, J.; Epstein, F.
BIOSIS:PREV199497062746
ISSN: 1016-2291
CID: 570432
Proceedings (American Society of Clinical Oncology). 1993:12:415-415.DOI:

Prognostic factors for survival in high risk primitive neuroectodermal tumors (PNET)s in children. Report of the Children's Cancer Group CCG-921 [Meeting Abstract]

Zeltzer, P; Boyett, J; Finlay, J; Albright, L; Wisoff, J; Geyer, R; McGuire, P; Allen, J; Rorke, L; Stanley, P; Stehbens, J; Stevens, K; Shurin, S; Milstein, J; Packer, R; Bleyer, A
ORIGINAL:0008489
ISSN: 0736-7589
CID: 574902
Proceedings (American Society of Clinical Oncology). 1993:12:415-415.DOI:

Treatment and survival of pineoblastoma (PBL) in childhood [Meeting Abstract]

Jakacki, R; Zeltzer, P; Boyett, J; Geyer, J; Allen, J; Finlay, J; Albright, A; Rorke, L; Stanley, P; Stevens, K; Shurin, S; McGuire, P; Milstein, J; Wisoff, J; Stehbens, J; Packer, R; Bleyer, A
ORIGINAL:0008490
ISSN: 0736-7589
CID: 574912
Pediatric neurosurgery. 1993:19:321-321.DOI:

Treatment and survival of pineoblastoma in childhood [Meeting Abstract]

Jakacki, R; Zeltzer, P; Albright, A; Geyer, J; Allen, J; Finlay, J; Boyett, J; Rorke, L; Stanley, P; Stevens, K; Shurin, S; McGuire, P; Milstein, J; Wisoff, J; Stehbens, J; Packer, R; Bleyer, A
ORIGINAL:0008491
ISSN: 1016-2291
CID: 574922
Annals of neurology. 1993:34(3):472-472.DOI:

The congenital hypothalamic hamartoblastoma syndrome [Meeting Abstract]

Squires, LA; Allen, JC; Miller, DC; Constantini, S; Wisoff, J
ORIGINAL:0010578
ISSN: 0364-5134
CID: 1923152
British journal of psychiatry. 1992:161:839-43.DOI: 10.1192/bjp.161.6.839

Can autism be detected at 18 months? The needle, the haystack, and the CHAT

Baron-Cohen, S; Allen, J; Gillberg, C
Autism is currently detected only at about three years of age. This study aimed to establish if detection of autism was possible at 18 months of age. We screened 41 18-month-old toddlers who were at high genetic risk for developing autism, and 50 randomly selected 18-month-olds, using a new instrument, the CHAT, administered by GPs or health visitors. More than 80% of the randomly selected 18-month-old toddlers passed on all items, and none failed on more than one of pretend play, protodeclarative pointing, joint-attention, social interest, and social play. Four children in the high-risk group failed on two or more of these five key types of behaviour. At follow-up at 30 months of age, the 87 children who had passed four or more of these key types of behaviour at 18 months of age had continued to develop normally. The four toddlers who had failed on two or more of these key types of behaviour at 18 months received a diagnosis of autism by 30 months
PMID: 1483172
ISSN: 0007-1250
CID: 125010
Cancer. 1992:70(5):1188-93.DOI: 10.1002/1097-0142(19920901)70:5<1188::aid-cncr2820700527>3.0.co;2-6

Brainstem glioma after radiation therapy for acute myeloblastic leukemia in a child with Down syndrome. Possible pathogenetic mechanisms [Case Report]

Zagzag D; Miller DC; Cangiarella J; Allen JC; Greco MA
A 13-year-old boy with Down syndrome (DS) had a brainstem glioma confirmed at autopsy, 10 years after receiving prophylactic cranial irradiation for acute myeloblastic leukemia. There is no clear association of brain tumors with DS; despite a reported link between leukemia and glioma, a causal association with radiation therapy is more likely
PMID: 1387583
ISSN: 0008-543x
CID: 9358