Global survival trends for brain tumors, by histology: Analysis of individual records for 67,776 children diagnosed in 61 countries during 2000-2014 (CONCORD-3)

Keyphrases

• Concord 100%
• Net Survival 100%
• Brain Tumor 100%
• Childhood Cancer 100%
• Histological Analysis 100%
• Global Survival 100%
• Survival Trends 100%
• Histology 66%
• Age-standardized 66%
• Health Systems 33%
• Public Health Impact 33%
• In Cancer 33%
• Population-based 33%
• Inequity 33%
• Cancer-specific Survival 33%
• 5-year Survival 33%
• Overall Effectiveness 33%
• Global Variation 33%
• Quality Control 33%
• Childhood Brain Tumors 33%
• International Classification 33%
• Nonparametric 33%
• Revised Version 33%
• Cancer Mortality 33%
• Low-grade Glioma 33%
• Third Edition 33%
• ICD-O 33%
• Population Survival 33%
• Medulloblastoma 33%
• Nonmalignant 33%
• Cancer Registration 33%
• Low-grade Astrocytoma 33%
• Cancer Causes 33%
• Tumor Behavior 33%
• Astrocytic Tumor 33%
• Survival Disparities 33%
• Registration Practices 33%
• Global Initiatives 33%
• Misregistration 33%
• Central Nervous System Tumors 33%
• Access to Care 33%
• ICCC 33%
• Phase Quality 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Childhood Cancer 100%
• Intracranial Tumor 100%
• Histology 100%
• Malignant Neoplasm 66%
• Tumor 66%
• Public Health 33%
• Cancer Registry 33%
• Health Care 33%
• Neoplasm 33%
• Cancer Survival 33%
• Central Nervous System 33%
• Oligoastrocytoma 33%
• Ganglioglioma 33%
• ICD-O-3 33%
• Medulloblastoma 33%

Social Sciences

• Cancer 100%
• Histology 100%
• Quality Control 16%
• Neurological System 16%
• Inequity 16%
• Public Health 16%