Neuroblastoma

Neuroblastoma is an extracranial solid tumor originating in the sympathetic nervous system. It is the most common childhood tumor after leukemia and brain tumors, and is almost never diagnosed in adults. Neuroblastoma most commonly arises in the adrenal gland. Several CRIG research groups have a special focus on this childhood cancer.  

Other CRIG members

• Jasper Anckaert
• prof. Tom Boterberg (MD, PhD)
• Robrecht Cannoodt
• prof. David Creytens (MD, PhD) 
• André Pedro Pinto De Almeida
• dr. Andries De Koker (PhD) 
• dr. Eric James de Bony de Lavergne (PhD)
• Els De Smet
• Fanny De Vloed
• Dr. Bram De Wilde (MD, PhD)
• Jolien De Wyn
• dr. Bieke Decaesteker (PhD)
• dr. Anneleen Decock (PhD)
• Lisa Depestel
• dr. Kaat Durinck (PhD)
• Thibaut D’huyvetter
• Aline Eggermont
• dr. Hetty H. Helsmoortel (PhD)
• dr. Els Janssens (PhD)
• prof. Tim Lammens (PhD)
• Amber Louwagie
• Liselot M. Mus
• Carolina Nunes
• dr. Volodimir Olexiouk (MD, PhD) 
• Ellen Sanders 
• Stephane Van Haver 
• Jolien Van Laere
• dr. Christophe Van Neste (PhD)
• Ruben Van Paemel (MD)
• dr. Suzanne Vanhauwaert (PhD)
• Kimberly Verniers
• Nurten Yigit
• Sofia Zanotti