Skip to content
← Back to this collection

PUBLICATIONS · 18541896

Mature and immature extracranial teratomas in children: the UK Children's Cancer Study Group Experience.

Open original source → · Download preserved record

Bibliographic metadata only. No full-text article or abstract is reproduced. Absence of a captured notice is not confirmation that a publication is clear of corrections or retractions.

Journal
J Clin Oncol
Publication date
2008 Jul 20
First author
Mann JR

Publication notices

absence is not clearance
true
has correction metadata
false
has expression of concern metadata
false
has retraction in link
false
pubmed marks article retracted
false
pubmed marks retraction notice
false
relationships

    Authors and identifiers

    1. name
      Mann JR
      type
      Author
    2. name
      Gray ES
      type
      Author
    3. name
      Thornton C
      type
      Author
    4. name
      Raafat F
      type
      Author
    5. name
      Robinson K
      type
      Author
    6. name
      Collins GS
      type
      Author
    7. name
      Gornall P
      type
      Author
    8. name
      Huddart SN
      type
      Author
    9. name
      Hale JP
      type
      Author
    10. name
      Oakhill A
      type
      Author
    11. name
      UK Children's Cancer Study Group Experience
      type
      CollectiveName
    Complete bibliographic record and source provenance
    authors
    1. name
      Mann JR
      type
      Author
    2. name
      Gray ES
      type
      Author
    3. name
      Thornton C
      type
      Author
    4. name
      Raafat F
      type
      Author
    5. name
      Robinson K
      type
      Author
    6. name
      Collins GS
      type
      Author
    7. name
      Gornall P
      type
      Author
    8. name
      Huddart SN
      type
      Author
    9. name
      Hale JP
      type
      Author
    10. name
      Oakhill A
      type
      Author
    11. name
      UK Children's Cancer Study Group Experience
      type
      CollectiveName
    bibliography ids
    1. nci-bib-4ea7340e80275f81f390f899
    book metadata
    content sha256
    a446bca9186bbc5ef68f0544fad31715fc1b0f94c124cd5760fb17b2c1a0cc75
    document type
    citation
    dois
    1. 10.1200/JCO.2008.16.0622
    electronic publication date
    display
    2008 Jun 9
    precision
    day
    year
    2008
    evidence scope
    bibliographic_metadata_only
    id
    pubmed:18541896
    immutable id
    pubmed:18541896@a446bca9186bbc5ef68f0544fad31715fc1b0f94c124cd5760fb17b2c1a0cc75
    journal
    abbreviation
    J Clin Oncol
    issn electronic
    1527-7755
    issn print
    0732-183X
    issue
    21
    name
    Journal of clinical oncology : official journal of the American Society of Clinical Oncology
    nlm unique id
    8309333
    pages
    3590-7
    volume
    26
    languages
    1. eng
    notices
    absence is not clearance
    true
    has correction metadata
    false
    has expression of concern metadata
    false
    has retraction in link
    false
    pubmed marks article retracted
    false
    pubmed marks retraction notice
    false
    relationships
      outcomes validated
      false
      pmid
      18541896
      provenance
      batch id
      6281e3e555c9a831cffc
      provider
      NCBI PubMed ESummary
      record sha256
      14eb7ba188c0eedcced49adae91eb91bb2068640231be764104e2ec6578a08aa
      response sha256
      0bb4ba3914464c472d4206a84abe8224c9e76dc003114204593648964c5bf66c
      retrieved at
      2026-09-09T23:46:21.772457+00:00
      publication date
      display
      2008 Jul 20
      precision
      day
      year
      2008
      publication types
      1. Journal Article
      2. Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't
      record status
      PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE
      schema version
      1.0
      source url
      https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18541896/
      title
      Mature and immature extracranial teratomas in children: the UK Children's Cancer Study Group Experience.

      Preserved source evidence · Not medical advice