While female survivors may report more sexual symptoms than male survivors, males may experience more distress associated with sexual difficulties. Better specified measures of sexual
Childhood ALL survivors may show attention problems resembling ADHD, but few studies detail specific symptoms. Evidence suggests a neurologically-based attention phenotype distinct from ADHD, highlighting
Clinicians should initiate discussions on hearing loss with survivors, given the importance of hearing in maintaining social relationships, the availability of hearing care interventions, and
Pediatric cancer survivors who develop ototoxicity from platinum compounds and/or radiation are at risk for late effects that may affect the entire auditory apparatus. They
Learn about acquired and inherited causes of Thrombotic Microangiopathy (TMA), emphasizing features unique to children. Offers a practical approach to guide evaluation and management, helping
Children’s experiences of chemotherapy-induced cognitive impairment and its impact on social, academic, and daily skills is explored. Understanding these effects, including barriers reported by children
Findings suggest that pediatric brain tumor and ALL survivors may exhibit different profiles of executive function late effects, which may necessitate distinct intervention plans.
ALL survivors show reduced brain volume across regions and tissue types years after therapy, linked to weaker working memory. Research is needed on timing and
Cancer & its treatment can have lasting consequences on somatosensation, including pain, which is often underrecognized/treated. This study aimed to quantify generalized differences in pain
Childhood cancer and cancer‐related treatments disrupt brain development and maturation, placing survivors at risk for cognitive late effects. This literature review aims to operationalize processing
