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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Sk Mohiuddin,Samir Malakar,Ram Sarkarmatical function .(.), where the values . give the dose rate at time .. For single doses .(.) is zero, except for the time period of dose delivery, during which it is small or large, depending on the dose rate; if the dose is fractionated, then .is zero and nonzero at sequential intervals.

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Senescent

Sk Mohiuddin,Samir Malakar,Ram Sarkar Clinical use of radioactive sources at short distances from or inside a tumor volume is termed ., as opposed to teletherapy, which employs a source of radiation external to the patient at a large distance (about 1 m) from the tumor. Brachytherapy continues to play an important role in the managemen

Fibrinogen

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-48879-5 yet to be convincingly demonstrated in multicenter randomized phase III clinical trials. Two phase III clinical studies combining irradiation and hyperthermia performed in the United States [1,2] have shown benefit only in small tumors (≤3 cm in diameter). However, recently completed multicenter ph

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Shib Sankar Bhowmick,Debotosh Bhattacharjeethrough 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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