Burkitt Lymphoma in Children
Burkitt Lymphoma (BL) is an aggressive type of non-Hodgkin lymphoma that mostly affects children. It progresses rapidly and can invade the central nervous system and bone marrow. Thanks to advances in treatment, the survival rate for children with BL has increased from 30% to 90% in developed countries. However, the therapy can be toxic, and some children may develop relapsed or refractory disease, requiring novel therapeutic approaches.
What are the common symptoms of Burkitt Lymphoma in children?
How is Burkitt Lymphoma typically diagnosed in pediatric patients?
What treatment options are available for children diagnosed with Burkitt Lymphoma?
How is Burkitt Lymphoma typically diagnosed in pediatric patients?
What treatment options are available for children diagnosed with Burkitt Lymphoma?