Minimally invasive surgery versus open surgery for the treatment of solid abdominal and thoracic neoplasms in children

Keyphrases

• Minimally Invasive Surgery 100%
• Open Surgery 100%
• Thoracic Neoplasms 100%
• Abdominal Neoplasms 100%
• Randomized Controlled Trial 33%
• Abdominal 25%
• Controlled Experiment 25%
• Absence of Evidence 16%
• Ongoing Trials 16%
• Conference Proceedings 16%
• Inclusion Criteria 16%
• Retrospective Chart Review 16%
• Malignancy 8%
• Literature Search 8%
• Pediatric Oncology 8%
• International Society 8%
• Selection Criteria 8%
• Resection 8%
• PubMed 8%
• Patients with Cancer 8%
• Cochrane Library 8%
• Embase 8%
• MEDLINE 8%
• Recurrence Rate 8%
• Biopsy Specimen 8%
• Retrospective Cohort Study 8%
• Trial Registries 8%
• Solid Neoplasms 8%
• National Institutes of Health 8%
• Ovid 8%
• World Health Organization 8%
• International Clinical Trials Registry Platform (ICTRP) 8%
• Health Registers 8%
• Benign Disease 8%
• Issue 1 8%
• Surgical Technique 8%
• Pediatric Surgical Oncology 8%
• American Society of Clinical Oncology 8%
• Search Methods 8%
• Cochrane Review 8%
• Open Surgical Approach 8%
• Surgical Morbidity 8%
• Port Site Recurrence 8%
• Port-site Metastasis 8%
• Textual Studies 8%
• Metastasis Rate 8%
• Minimally Invasive Surgical Procedures 8%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Abdominal Tumor 100%
• Thorax Tumor 100%
• Minimally Invasive Procedure 100%
• Open Surgery 100%
• Randomized Controlled Trial 33%
• Controlled Clinical Trial 25%
• Childhood Cancer 8%
• Pediatrics 8%
• Clinical Trial 8%
• Cancer 8%
• Diagnosis 8%
• Base 8%
• Cohort Analysis 8%
• Surgery 8%
• Benign Tumor 8%
• Recurrence Risk 8%
• Retrospective Cohort Study 8%
• Surgical Approach 8%
• Surgical Technique 8%
• Surgical Oncology 8%
• Clinical Oncology 8%
• Biopsy Technique 8%
• Solid Tumor 8%
• Port Site Metastasis 8%