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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 High-grade B-cell Lymphoma with 11q Aberration in Pediatric Patients: Insights from Three Cases
Anna Fedorova • Anastasia Sharlay • Egor Volchkov • Natalia Myakova • Dmitry Konovalov
doi.org/10.69690/ODMJ-018-0425-2021
Pediatric Oncology Thyroid Cancer in Children: Insights from an 18-Year Retrospective Study at a Tertiary Center
Hadeel Halalsheh • Iyad Sultan • Akram Al-Ibraheem • Mohammad Boheisi • Moath Dahoon • Sima Kalaldeh
doi.org/10.69690/ODMJ-018-0425-1989
Pediatric Oncology Exploring the Efficacy and Safety of Pembrolizumab in Relapsed and Refractory Pediatric Hodgkin’s Lymphoma: Insights from the KHCC Experience
Faiha Bazzeh • Esraa Badarin • Iyad Sultan
doi.org/10.69690/ODMJ-018-0425-1982
Pediatric Oncology The Use of Crizotinib Neutralizes Differences in Event-Free Survival in Paediatric Patients with Different Morphologic Subtypes of ALK-positive Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma
Dmitry Abramov • Anna Fedorova • Kirill Voronin • Pavel Levin • Veronika Fominykh • Egor Volchkov • Natalia Myakova • Dmitry Konovalov
doi.org/10.69690/ODMJ-018-0425-1973
Pediatric Oncology The Effect of Virtual Reality on Pediatric Oncology Patients: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis
Douaa Albukhari • Yasir Alghamdi • Mohammed Hadidi • Abdullah Alsharif • Ghufran Aljawi
doi.org/10.69690/ODMJ-018-0425-1963
Pediatric Oncology Impact of Nursing Basic Central Line Seminar on the Rates of Central Line-Associated Bloodstream Infections (CLABSI) at the University of the Philippines – Philippine General Hospital
Catherine Remeticado • Laura Mei Lian Tan • Monnie Abraham • Catherine Lam • Ana Patricia Alcasabas
doi.org/10.69690/ODMJ-018-0425-1961
Pediatric Oncology Liver transplantation in children with hepatoblastoma and initial pulmonary metastases
Andrey Filin • Alexey Metelin • Denis Kachanov • Roman Moiseenko • Marina Rubanskaya • Garik Sagoyan • Polad Kerimov
doi.org/10.69690/ODMJ-018-0425-1957
Pediatric Oncology Cost Effective Utilization of Pegylated L-Asparaginase in a Tertiary Care Hospital of India
Pramod Kumar Nagar • Amita Trehan
doi.org/10.69690/ODMJ-018-0425-1951
Pediatric Oncology Early Diagnosis of Malignant Tumors in Children: Potential and Limitations of Diagnostic Ultrasound
Igor Begun
doi.org/10.69690/ODMJ-018-0425-1952
Pediatric Oncology Results of the program treatment of acute lymphoblastic leukemia in children in Uzbekistan according to the ALL-MB-2015 protocol
Albina Klevleeva • Sapura Ibragimova
doi.org/10.69690/ODMJ-018-0425-1936
Pediatric Oncology Helical Tomotherapy in Pediatric Oncology: Institutional Practices and Beam-On Time Analysis in a Lower-Middle-Income Country
Yumna Ahmed • Fatima Shaukat • Rabia Tahseen • Almas Rana • Syed Muhammad Javed • Iqra Ghazal
doi.org/10.69690/ODMJ-018-0425-1930
Pediatric Oncology Evaluation of the financial and economic cost of childhood cancer care in Lubumbashi: A mixed study
Noemie Kisimba
doi.org/10.69690/ODMJ-018-0425-1938