Long-term follow-up of cranially irradiated childhood leukaemia survivors show cognitive impairment and progressive decline in sustained attention, in spite of on complete hormone replacement
Cecilia Follin(Lund University), Eva Marie Erfurth(Skåne University Hospital), Andrea Rovira, Thomas Wiebe(Skåne University Hospital), Aki Johansson(Lund University), Kai Österberg(Lund University), Magdalena Jansson
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