Resumen
A pesar de los avances logrados en el tratamiento del linfoma de Hodgkin en pediatría sabemos que un porcentaje de pacientes se comportará como refractarios al tratamiento o recayendo en un tiempo variable. Sin embargo, en virtud de los cambios acontecidos en los últimos años en la terapia de primera línea y en las herramientas disponibles para el rescate de estos pacientes, este escenario merece discutirse y redefinirse.
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