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RESEARCH ARTICLE Retinoblastoma Incidence in Saudi Arabia: A 20-Year Analysis

Shahabuddin T. Shaikh A. Bawazir Melissa Bouhouf Ahmed H. Alzahrani Rana Abdulrahman Alnahdi Y. Alzahrani W. Khan Ismail Ahmed Khoja H. Jradi
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This retrospective population-based analysis included all children diagnosed with Rb in Saudi Arabia between January 1, 2000, and December 31, 2019, and examined incidence rates and temporal patterns by age, regional location.

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