Your late effects
Childhood cancer is treated with chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and/or surgery. These treatments can cause permanent damage to organs, tissues, or bones. These are called late effects. Sometimes, late effects are immediately apparent, for example, in the case of amputation. But many late effects only occur (much) later.
Late effects search enige
In the search engine below, you'll find so-called PLAIN summaries that provide information about late effects and recommendations for LATER care. These summaries contain information about health issues for you, but also for your other non-specialized healthcare providers, family members, and friends.