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We read with great interest a recent paper published by Roddy
et al showing a high (48.8%) 5-year cumulative incidence of cerebral microbleeds (CMB) and its association with cognitive dysfunction in a group with pediatric brain tumors who received
cranial radiation therapy (CRT).1 We believe that exposing the
association of CMB (or the associated underlying microvascular pathology) with cognitive impairment in this population will
help draw attention to the importance of the topic in this specific growing population.
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Medulloblastoma
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Oxford University Press