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CANCER & TREATMENTS SUPPORT & SURVIVORSHIP PREVENTION & RISK ASSESSMENT CLINICAL TRIALS & RESEARCH LIVING WITH CANCER | |
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Home > Cancer and Treatments > Childhood / Pediatric Cancers Pediatric Connective Tissue Oncology
The Pediatric Connective Tissue Oncology Program, in accord with the U-M Comprehensive Cancer Center and Department
of Pediatrics, is committed to the conquest of cancer in children with tumors of the bone, muscle or connective
tissue, through innovation and collaboration between scientists and clinicians, both in adult and pediatric services,
to achieve:
Superior and compassionate family centered care of children using a multidisciplinary approach; Continuous improvement using scientific and technological innovation in cancer research, prevention, control and treatment; and Excellence in training cancer researchers and health care providers. The clinic's address and information on appointments is on the make an appointment web page. Program Goal OverviewTo extend and improve on our current outstanding clinical care offered to pediatric sarcoma patients. To continue to offer and expand upon the clinical trials that offer access to the latest cancer treatments. To develop the necessary preclinical and translational studies that will support our clinical trial efforts. To research the biologic basis of sarcoma pathogenesis and prognosis. See also: tumors of the bone, muscle or connective tissue web pages |
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