Birth and parental characteristics and risk of neuroblastoma in a population-based Norwegian cohort study

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作者：
T Bjørge
A Engeland
S Tretli
I Heuch
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[1] University of Bergen,Department of Public Health and Primary Health Care
[2] Norwegian Institute of Public Health,Division of Epidemiology
[3] Cancer Registry of Norway,Department of Mathematics
[4] Institute of Population-based Cancer Research,undefined
[5] University of Bergen,undefined
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British Journal of Cancer | 2008年 / 99卷
关键词：
perinatal factors; neuroblastoma; cohort study; Norway;
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In this population-based Norwegian cohort study (2.1 million children), the impact of birth and parental characteristics on the risk of neuroblastoma (178 cases) was evaluated. In children below the age of 18 months, there was an increased neuroblastoma risk among those with congenital malformations and suggestion of increased risk when the mother had pre-eclampsia.
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页码：1165 / 1169
页数：4
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