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Consensus-based recommendations for management of pediatric Mycosis Fungoides: the ARMFUL (AppRoach Mycosis FUngoides in chiLdren) study

February 19, 2020 By Katherine Devenport

Co-Principal Investigators:

Alex Zvulunov, MD, MHA
Ben-Gurion University


Elena Pope, MD, MsC
University of Toronto

Overview:

Mycosis fungoides is a rare type of skin cancer, increasingly diagnosed in pediatric populations. To date there is little knowledge on how to manage this condition in children, most guidance comes from adult data. We propose to form an international research group, ARMFUL (AppRoach Mycosis FUngoides in chiLdren) and come up with guidelines of care using a consensus approach. We believe that by including a large representation from all key specialists involved in the care of these patients as well as patients and their families, we would be able to have these guidelines widely adopted.

Status:

This was funded through a 2019 PeDRA Consensus Guidelines Grant.

Filed Under: Skin Tumors and Reactions to Cancer Therapies

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