Titlebook: Radiotherapy for Non-Malignant Disorders; Michael Heinrich Seegenschmiedt (Professor),Hans-B Book 2008 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2

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Risk Assessment and Carcinogenesis Modellingeterministic effects such as cataracts, skin erythema and radiation syndromes will only occur when a threshold dose is exceeded and that the severity of the damage is dose dependent. Special precautions have to be taken in interventional radiology (see, e.g., [., .]) to avoid skin damage. Stochastic

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Clinical Principlesses has much less impact on the daily clinical practice of most medical disciplines than RT for malignant tumors in radiation oncology. However, this distribution of professional activity was not always similar: at the beginning of the 20th century, and for almost 5 decades (1900–1950), there was no

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Patterns-of-Care Study for Non-malignant Diseases in Germanyance varies worldwide [.]; a low acceptance rate and level of professional practice have been observed in Anglo-American countries [.], as old fears of tumor induction are still not resolved [., .]. Moreover, legal restrictions (threat of malpractice), organizational and institutional reasons (avail

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Morbus Dupuytren/Morbus Ledderhosedderhose (1897) [.] are fibrous, proliferative hyperplastic disorders of pre-existing connective tissue structures of the fascia of the fingers and palm or the toes and sole, respectively. However, in Morbus Dupuytren (MD) and Morbus Ledderhose (ML), the digitopalmar and digitoplantar changes are no

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Keloids and Hypertrophie Scarso differentiate these lesions from malignant neoplasms [.]. Today, keloids and hypertrophie scars are recognized as uncontrolled proliferations of fibrous tissue after injury or trauma to the skin [.]. However, meanwhile hypertrophie scars are confined to the extent of the original wound; in contras

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Aggressive Fibromatosis/Desmoid Tumorse Anglo-American literature describes them as “aggressive fibromatosis” [., .]. The disease has been known since the 19th century: The terms desmoid and desmoidfibrom were coined by the famous German physiologist and comparative anatomist Johannes Müller (1801-1858) from Berlin in 1838 [.]. The name

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Orthopaedic Examination, Tests and Clinical Scoresses [., ., ., ., ., ., ., ., ., ., .-., .]. However, there are only few studies which have obtained a higher level of evidence [., .]. One major reason is the inaccurate and imprecise definition of the treatment endpoint and the lack of using validated evaluation tools such as scores or examination