[ XXXX treatment at Hospital Infantil Ni  o Jes  s in Madrid: Our experience over the last three decades.]

@entity1 @entity5683 @entity5 @entity2846 @entity204 @entity9204
OBJECTIVE: To review childhood @entity1 with @entity5683 ( @entity5683 ) who underwent surgery at Hospital Infantil Ni  o Jes  s of Madrid since January 1981 to September 2014. MATERIAL AND METHODS: Registered charts were analyzed based on the epidemiology, @entity5 grade, clinical profile, location, dissemination characteristics, therapy, prognosis and complications. RESULTS: Seventeen childhood @entity1 were recorded with @entity5683 . Cases were distributed so that 9 cases were @entity2846 ( @entity2846 ) (52.9%), 2 cases atypical @entity2846 (11.7%) and 6 cases @entity9204 ( @entity9204 ) (35.2%). Age at diagnosis was less than 2 years in 14 of the 17 @entity1 (82.3%) and the incidence was higher in males (82.3% of the cases). Gross total resection was performed in 16 @entity1 (94.1%). Adjuvant treatment was used in 6 @entity1 (all this cases with @entity9204 ) (35.2%). Two of the 17 @entity1 died (11.7%), showing an incidence density of 0.01 @entity204 /year. CONCLUSIONS: Our case series is consistent with previous published in scientific literature regarding epidemiology, @entity5 grade, clinical presentation, radiological features and therapeutic approach. Gross total resection is considered the therapeutic gold standard for @entity5683 . Chemotherapy and radiotherapy should be used as adjuvant treatment in @entity9204 and recurrent or remaining atypical @entity2846 .
