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Helmuth Heid,Wolfgang Imhof,Jürgen Reithe or toxic than other methods. The ‘mechanisms’ behind this treatment give an insight into the nature of breast cancer, and so may lead to better understanding of the causes of the disease and thus the possibility of preventing it.

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Anomalies of the Female Genitalia, the possibility of mutilating surgery. For the majority of women the main initial concern is likely to be adequate treatment of the breast cancer, but most will also be worried about the partial or complete loss of their breast; for some this will be paramount (Denton and Baum, 1983; Maguire ., 197

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Comparative Study and Numerical Analysisph nodes and lymph itself. The lymph vessels begin in the superficial network as blind-ended capillaries. Water, food and oxygen leave the blood at capillary level to nourish and bathe the tissues. Much of the water, normally about 90%, is reabsorbed at the venous end of the capillaries. The remaini

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Comparative Study and Numerical Analysisices, personal relationships, body image and self-esteem. This chapter aims to explore the concept of sexuality, drawing on theories or perspectives that help to explain it, with the intention of shedding some light on why an understanding or appreciation of the subject can assist us in caring for i

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Emil Jakubowski,Wolfgang Imhof,Jürgen ReithRadiation has been used therapeutically for some 90 years, a history only slightly shorter than that of X-rays. Over the years it has been increasingly used for treating breast cancer, as evidence has accumulated to show that extensive and mutilating surgery offers little advantage in terms of survival or cure rate (Beckman, 1989).