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Radiotherapy for Kimura's disease: The optimum dosage

International Journal of Radiation Oncology Biology Physics, 1998
To evaluate retrospectively the optimum dosage of irradiation for Kimura's disease.Twenty patients with Kimura's disease were treated with radiotherapy. The sex ratio was 19 males to 1 female. The mean ages at onset, initial treatment, and radiotherapy were 26.2, 29.5, and 32.2 years, respectively.
Masato Hareyama, Atsushi Oouchi, Hisayasu Nagakura   +2 more
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Dosage-rate in Radiotherapy

The British Journal of Radiology, 1944
This paper deals with the results of tissue-culture experiments designed to study the effect of prolonging the overall time of X radiation. The work was done on fibroblasts irradiated in vitro. To bring out clearly the most striking finding, only the two extremes of the overall times employed will be contrasted here.
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Gonadal Dosage in Pediatric Radiotherapy

Radiology, 1961
For a number of years, one of us (J. A. C.) has been concerned about the relative value of irradiating the renal bed after in toto surgical removal of a malignant tumor such as Wilms'. This concern has also been stated by others (1). In an editorial, Raventos asks whether we should stop treating children with x-rays (2). In view of this, as well as the
J L, GWINN, D C, GASTINEAU, J A, CAMPBELL   +2 more
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RADIOTHERAPY DOSAGE-Reply

Journal of the American Medical Association, 1957
To the Editor:— Dr. Algernon B. Reese has referred to me, as one of the radiotherapists now participating in a project to evaluate the combined effect of triethylene melamine and radiotherapy in the treatment of retinoblastoma, the letter requesting greater detail concerning the technique of radiation employed in this study.
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Influence of Fractionation on Clinical Response and Dosage in Radiotherapy

Nature, 1963
IN general, the clinical and biological response to irradiation is directly proportional to the dose and inversely proportional to the length of time over which the total dose is administered—the so-called dose-time relationship.
J A, FLEMING, G, WIERNIK
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Applications of the Mayneord Contour Projector to Various Dosage Problems in Radiotherapy

Radiology, 1956
The mayneord contour projector (1) is a useful instrument in a variety of three-dimensional dosage problems. Such information as has been published concerning it deals only with symmetrical circular beams. A slight adaptation, which extends its application to rectangular fields and wedge filters, considerably increases its usefulness.
V, CASTRO, C, SOIFER, E H, QUIMBY
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Beam-Directed High-Dosage Radiotherapy of Bronchogenic Carcinoma

Radiology, 1952
The Varied And numerous reports on the efficacy of radiation therapy in bronchogenic carcinoma have prompted the author to record the results of accurate beam-directed radiotherapy administered in high dosage to a group of patients with proved inoperable bronchogenic carcinoma.
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[Optimization of the radiotherapy dosage in vertebral metastases].

La Radiologia medica, 1988
The authors describe the radiation therapy treatment planning used in the Department of Radiotherapy of Mauriziano Hospital, Turin, to treat bone metastases from various tumors. The study population consisted of 33 patients with vertebral metastases.
G, Malinverni, M, Mancini, C, Giordana, S, Sala   +3 more
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Female erectile tissues and sexual dysfunction after pelvic radiotherapy: A scoping review

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022
Deborah C Marshall, Elizabeth S Tarras, Ayesha Ali   +2 more
exaly