Titlebook: CURED I - LENT Late Effects of Cancer Treatment on Normal Tissues; Philip Rubin (Professor Emeritus, Chair Emeritus), Book 2008 Springer-V

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Hypoxia-Mediated Chronic Normal Tissue Injury,cent progress in understanding the mechanisms underlying the development of late injury following cancer treatment points toward chronic hypoxia and oxidative stress as an important contributor to this problem. In this chapter, the authors review the evidence to support this new paradigm of late nor

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Prevention and Treatment of Radiation Injuries,hich act to attenuate the conversion of angiotensin I to angiotensin II, are beneficial in mitigating experimental renal, lung, or brain normal tissue radiation injury. The benefit of ACE inhibitors and angiotensin II blockers has been particularly well documented in experimental radiation nephropat

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Using Quality of Life Information to Rationally, generally accepted method to compare and rank these competing treatment plans. A “realistic” approach utilizing decision analysis tools to rank treatment plans based on quality adjusted life years (QALY) expectancy was developed. The decision analysis methods were applied to the concept of uncompli

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Normal Tissue TNM Toxicity Taxonomy,mal tissue, then spread regionally into lymph nodes and then to systematic distant sites hematogenously. In a parallel fashion, the conceptual design of a normal tissue TNM classification is based on a similarity of normal tissue injury following multimodal cancer treatment which is often greatest i