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IMT: rare pediatric tumor, often in lungs. Treated surgically; may recur but rarely metastasizes. Targeted therapy effective for genetic mutations.

This article introduces LCH: rare childhood blood cancer (2-10/million kids). Affects organs; liver/spleen involvement high-risk. Treatment differs from adults.

This article introduces Infant hemangiomas: benign 'strawberry' marks, usually self-resolving. Avoid overtreatment; rare cases need early intervention to prevent misdiagnosis delays.

This article introduces Liver: largest regenerative organ, reddish-brown, upper right abdomen. Two main lobes (right larger), two smaller lobes. Weight ratio declines with age.

This article introduces Germ cell tumors arise from embryonic cells, mainly in ovaries/testes (90%). Rarely form in abdomen, pelvis, mediastinum, or brain.

This article introduces Pediatric kidney cancer survivors with bilateral disease/genetic syndromes risk renal dysfunction, electrolyte loss, impaired filtration post-treatment.

This article introduces Young pediatric cancer survivors face higher vision risks post brain radiation/chemo: cataracts, glaucoma, optic damage, orbital deformities, blindness.

This article introduces Childhood cancer survivors risk lung damage post-treatment. Requires monitoring, tests, healthy habits to manage long-term pulmonary complications.

This article introduces Pediatric cancers (ALL, lymphomas, sarcomas) treated with TBI pre-transplant risk late effects. Includes kidney/germ cell tumors, ovarian cancers.

This article introduces Childhood cancer survivors risk bone/joint issues post-treatment (surgery/chemo/radiation). Requires monitoring for symptoms and diagnostic tests for long-term health.