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The potentially therapeutic effects of ascorbic acid in different cell line in attempt to reduce the risk of radiation therapy. [PDF]
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Orthopedic Clinics of North America, 2000
Radiation therapy is commonly used to alleviate the pain associated with bone metastases. This article reviews the components of the radiation oncology evaluation. The options for use of ionizing radiation including postoperative treatment, limited-volume external beam radiotherapy, wide-field radiotherapy, and radioisotope therapy are compared and ...
D A, Frassica, S, Thurman, J, Welsh
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Radiation therapy is commonly used to alleviate the pain associated with bone metastases. This article reviews the components of the radiation oncology evaluation. The options for use of ionizing radiation including postoperative treatment, limited-volume external beam radiotherapy, wide-field radiotherapy, and radioisotope therapy are compared and ...
D A, Frassica, S, Thurman, J, Welsh
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Hematology/Oncology Clinics of North America, 2004
RT is an indispensable part of current treatment approaches of locally advanced and metastatic NSCLC. It can be used alone or in combination with surgery or CHT. Because RT can potentially cure some patients, prolong the life of others, and reduce symptoms in the majority of them, it is a unique treatment modality in this disease. Radiation oncologists
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RT is an indispensable part of current treatment approaches of locally advanced and metastatic NSCLC. It can be used alone or in combination with surgery or CHT. Because RT can potentially cure some patients, prolong the life of others, and reduce symptoms in the majority of them, it is a unique treatment modality in this disease. Radiation oncologists
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The Patient On Radiation Therapy
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1981Radiation therapy is the treatment of disease, usually cancer, by the use of ionizing radiation. The aim of radiotherapy is to kill the malignant cells or to render them permanently incapable of further cell division and to do this without producing excessive damage to the surrounding normal tissue.
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Radiotherapy and Oncology, 2008
The rising cost of health care is of universal concern. If the cost effectiveness of conventional and novel radiotherapeutic strategies is to be established we need to have confidence in our estimates of both cost and effectiveness. The purpose of this study is to explore the degree of consistency of recently published cost estimates for radiation ...
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The rising cost of health care is of universal concern. If the cost effectiveness of conventional and novel radiotherapeutic strategies is to be established we need to have confidence in our estimates of both cost and effectiveness. The purpose of this study is to explore the degree of consistency of recently published cost estimates for radiation ...
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2009
Radiation therapy is a main pillar in the multimodal treatment of gliomas. However, application of radiation has to be adapted to the distinct characteristics of the various glioma subtypes, with respect to dosing, time-point of irradiation, choice of treatment technique, and more recently, of radiation quality.Treatment of low-grade gliomas has been ...
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Radiation therapy is a main pillar in the multimodal treatment of gliomas. However, application of radiation has to be adapted to the distinct characteristics of the various glioma subtypes, with respect to dosing, time-point of irradiation, choice of treatment technique, and more recently, of radiation quality.Treatment of low-grade gliomas has been ...
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Radiation therapy for angiosarcoma
Head & Neck, 2003AbstractBackground.Between 1964 and 1998, 19 patients with histologically proven angiosarcoma were treated with curative intent with radiation therapy.Methods.Median follow‐up was 37 months (range, 8–234 months).Results.The actuarial 5‐year absolute survival and local control rates were 51% and 50%, respectively.
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