Titlebook: Advances in Radiation Therapy; Bharat B. Mittal,James A. Purdy,K. K. Ang Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998 brachythe

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,Conformal Radiation Therapy — A Physician’s Perspective,oncology are many, with some very important differences. Surgery, like RT, is also a local-regional modality; the extent of surgery and RT are often limited by the potential morbidities they can induce in the surrounding organs or tissues, or the tissues of origin of the cancer. Technique and the in

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Clinical Applications of Stereotactic Radiosurgery,through the 1980s. The prevailing trends at the time were increasing fractionation (eventually moving to testing hyperfractionation for many tumors), treatment of larger fields (such as whole CNS axis irradiation for germinoma, ependymoma, and medulloblastoma), and avoiding treatment of benign disea

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0927-3042 techniques in the fields of radiation and molecularbiology, physics, electrical engineering, surgery, and medicaloncology. .This volume describes how some of the recent discoveries in theradiological sciences have influenced the way radiation oncology ispractised. As there are many advances in this

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Computer-Controlled Delivery of 3D Conformal Radiation Treatments,o an improvement in survival. However, current levels of dose are limited by the tolerances of intervening normal tissues. Three-dimensional conformal radiation therapy (3D CRT) is now widely accepted as an important means of achieving higher tumor dose without concomitant increases in normal tissue doses.

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Pharmacologic Modification of Radiation-Induced Late Normal Tissue Injury,s after irradiation. The long latent period for the expression of injury in tissues such as the kidney, lung, and spinal cord is explained by assuming that the target clonogenic cell population has a very long doubling time.

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