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Cancer and Metastasis Reviews, 2002
Prostate brachytherapy has been practiced for nearly 100 years in various forms. However, technological advances over the past 20 years in imaging, computing, and devices have propelled this technique into the mainstream of prostate cancer treatments.
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Prostate brachytherapy has been practiced for nearly 100 years in various forms. However, technological advances over the past 20 years in imaging, computing, and devices have propelled this technique into the mainstream of prostate cancer treatments.
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Chest Surgery Clinics of North America, 2001
High-dose rate endobronchial brachytherapy is a well-tolerated out-patient procedure that provides a high likelihood for durable palliation of symptoms associated with endobronchial tumor. The most significant associated toxicity is late massive hemoptysis, the risk for which can be minimized by careful treatment planning and limiting the size of the ...
M S, Yao, W J, Koh
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High-dose rate endobronchial brachytherapy is a well-tolerated out-patient procedure that provides a high likelihood for durable palliation of symptoms associated with endobronchial tumor. The most significant associated toxicity is late massive hemoptysis, the risk for which can be minimized by careful treatment planning and limiting the size of the ...
M S, Yao, W J, Koh
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PROSTATE BRACHYTHERAPY: TREATMENT STRATEGIES
Journal of Urology, 1999Patients who present with localized and locally advanced prostate cancer may be candidates for prostate brachytherapy. We evaluated the treatment outcomes in a diverse group of prostate cancer patients who presented with low, moderate and high risk features.A total of 301 patients who presented with T1 to T3 prostate cancer were treated with ...
N N, Stone, R G, Stock
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The Laryngoscope, 1989
AbstractIncreasing lung cancer mortality has created renewed interest in the bronchoscopic use of isotopes for palliation of recurrent airway carcinomas. In the first part of this paper we report our clinical experience with iodine‐125 implantation for treatment of endobronchial carcinomas in 18 patients followed until death.
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AbstractIncreasing lung cancer mortality has created renewed interest in the bronchoscopic use of isotopes for palliation of recurrent airway carcinomas. In the first part of this paper we report our clinical experience with iodine‐125 implantation for treatment of endobronchial carcinomas in 18 patients followed until death.
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Hematology/Oncology Clinics of North America, 1999
The benefits and problems of applying brachytherapy to breast cancer management are examined in this article. A history of breast brachytherapy is provided before the uses of brachytherapy in breast cancer are discussed, using several trials as examples. Techniques and tips for implementing brachytherapy are provided and dosimetry is discussed.
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The benefits and problems of applying brachytherapy to breast cancer management are examined in this article. A history of breast brachytherapy is provided before the uses of brachytherapy in breast cancer are discussed, using several trials as examples. Techniques and tips for implementing brachytherapy are provided and dosimetry is discussed.
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Breast Brachytherapy: Intracavitary Breast Brachytherapy
2016Accelerated partial breast irradiation (APBI) represents a more conformal and convenient method to deliver adjuvant radiation as part of a breast-conserving therapy approach. Interstitial multi-catheter brachytherapy was the first technique developed to deliver APBI, however, the complexity of this implant procedure limited its widespread use to select
Jaroslaw T. Hepel +3 more
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Breast Brachytherapy: Interstitial Breast Brachytherapy
2016Interstitial brachytherapy used in the management of breast cancer has enjoyed broad acceptance among many in the field. It is a complex technical procedure that requires great skill and significant experience to be properly performed. We present a detailed and thorough discussion of the technique, evidence, and results in this chapter.
Csaba Polgár, Tibor Major
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