Titlebook: Cancer: How Worthwhile is Non-Curative Treatment?; Maurice L. Slevin,Teresa Tate Book 1998 Springer-Verlag London Limited 1998 brain.breas

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-74461-2apy and radiotherapy in the adjuvant setting. In spite of this the majority of patients are unsuitable for a curative approach and require effective palliation of their symptoms. Similiarly, many patients who are initially treated by surgery alone relapse and likewise require palliative measures to alleviate their problems.

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Part 1: Non-Curative Radiotherapy for Upper Gastrointestinal Tract Cancerapy and radiotherapy in the adjuvant setting. In spite of this the majority of patients are unsuitable for a curative approach and require effective palliation of their symptoms. Similiarly, many patients who are initially treated by surgery alone relapse and likewise require palliative measures to alleviate their problems.

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Well Leaders, Well Teachers, Well Childrense with recurrence in the primary site or a nodal recurrence without evidence of more distant dissemination of disease, salvage surgery may be possible. For many patients, however, even at the first evidence of disease recurrence, the only appropriate treatment options are palliative.

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Elena Lucciarini,Ilona Boniwellen if objective benefit was only experienced by some of the patients. In practice, not all patients benefit from all treatments and this, together with the economic costs involved, make the question of how worth while is non-curative treatment for breast cancer harder to answer.

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Micha? Korzycki,Wojciech Korczyńskier problem worldwide for the foreseeable future, with moe than half a million new cases diagnosed annually [1]. Approximately 80% of these tumours are of non-small cell histological type, including squamous, adeno- and large cell carcinomas.

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Non-Curative Treatment for Head and Neck Cancerse with recurrence in the primary site or a nodal recurrence without evidence of more distant dissemination of disease, salvage surgery may be possible. For many patients, however, even at the first evidence of disease recurrence, the only appropriate treatment options are palliative.