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SIOP Asia 2025

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SIOP Asia 2025 Congress has taken place on April 12-15, 2025 in Saudi Arabia.
This conference aimed to unite experts and practitioners in pediatric oncology, fostering collaboration and shared learning to enhance outcomes for children facing cancer. The goal was to create a vibrant space for discussion, innovation, and partnership, ultimately driving progress in this critical field.
SIOP, and especially SIOP Asia, plays a vital role in advancing pediatric oncology through its commitment to collaboration and knowledge exchange. The contributions of the SIOP Asia community are invaluable, impacting both regional practices and the global pediatric oncology landscape.

Pediatric Oncology Plerixafor vs G-CSF: Graft Stem Cells Composition in HSCT with αβ T Depletion in Pediatric Cohort
Maria Fadeeva • Svetlana Glushkova • Oyuna Lodoeva • Viktoria Vedmedskaia • Tatiana Sozonova • Ekaterina Malakhova • Elena Kulakovskaya • Elvira Musaeva • Larisa Shelihova • Dmitry Balashov • Michael Maschan • Dmitry Pershin
doi.org/10.69690/ODMJ-018-0425-1212
Pediatric Oncology The Basics of Pediatric Oncology-Physicians Course (BPO): A Nationwide E-learning Initiative in Pakistan
Syed Ahmer Hamid • Anushe Mohsin Feroze • Sadia Muhammad • Bashir Ahmed Khan • Shafaq Sultana • Muhammad Rafie Raza • Muhammad Shamvil Ashraf
doi.org/10.69690/ODMJ-018-0425-831
Pediatric Oncology Molecular Genetic Diagnostics in the Era of Genomic Medicine: Which Method to Choose to Describe Molecular Profile of Acute Myeloid Leukemia in Children
Marina Gaskova • Elena Zaekalenkova • Anna Kazakova • Ruslan Abasov • Yulia Olshanskaya
doi.org/10.69690/ODMJ-018-0425-1210
Pediatric Oncology Empowering Nurses to Enhance Care for Pediatric Neuroblastoma Patients: A Comprehensive Training Program
Sindhu Nair • Reena Nair Nair • Priyal Chimbulkar • Ratnaprabasha Pilane • Nastasia Pereira • Zankar Mehta
doi.org/10.69690/ODMJ-018-0425-823
Pediatric Oncology A Picture Beyond a Thousand Words: An Exploration of the Impacts of Photovoice Programme Through the Lens of Childhood Cancer Survivors
Chai Wee Khoon • Yenn Ang
doi.org/10.69690/ODMJ-018-0425-1273
Pediatric Oncology Decentralizing Pediatric Oncology Care: Early Outcomes of a Shared Care Model in Resource-Limited Settings
Syed Ahmer Hamid • Ghulam Qadir Pathan • Hebah Mushtaque • Syeda Zarin Inam • Muhammad Adil • Sundus Hashmani • Muhammad Rafie Raza
doi.org/10.69690/ODMJ-018-0425-1203
Pediatric Oncology The Role of Circulating GD2 as a Diagnostic Tumor Biomarker for Neuroblastoma: Pilot Project
Nikolay Ivanov • Mikhail Yadgarov • Murad Mollaev • Evgeny Litvin • Yuri Likar • Denis Kachanov • Tatyana Shamanskaya
doi.org/10.69690/ODMJ-018-0425-1194
Pediatric Oncology Postoperative Care Bundle Decreases CNS and non-CNS Nosocomial Infections among Pediatric Brain Tumor Patients
Jessica Vitug • Ronnie Baticulon • Marissa Lukban • Catherine Lam • Frederick Boop • Ibrahim Qaddoumi • Ana Patricia Alcasabas
doi.org/10.69690/ODMJ-018-0425-977
Pediatric Oncology Characteristics of Secondary Malignancy Among Children with Primary Immunodeficiency Disorders in Saudi Arabia
Ali AlNakhli • Fahad Almanjomi • Hamza AlGhamdi • Nahla Mobarak
doi.org/10.69690/ODMJ-018-0425-968
Pediatric Oncology The Outcome of Central Line Infection Among Pediatric Oncology in King Abdullah Specialist Hospital from 2020 till 2023: A Retrospective Study
Aeshah Aljohar • Naveed Ahmed • Musad Alharbi
doi.org/10.69690/ODMJ-018-0425-962