Titlebook: Gamma Knife Surgery; A Guide for Referrin Jeremy C. Ganz Book 19931st edition Springer-Verlag Wien 1993 oncology.radiobiology.radiosurgery.

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Angela Carter and Western Philosophy have been discovered. These earliest operations were based at best on superficial empirical experience and not on knowledge, in any way in which that term could be understood today. Thus it is remarkable that they were performed at all. What is even more remarkable is that the “patients” allowed th

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,‘The Angel Club’: The Angel versus the ,,. The reasons are easy to understand. The head is a rigid cavity and about 90% by volume of its contents is cerebral tissue. This tissue tolerates retraction and displacement badly. Moreover, access to, for example, the basal ganglia involves an unavoidable and unacceptable risk of damage to eloquen

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Angeordnete Additionen und Multiplikationen,s to milliseconds. The present chapter relates to the effects of radiation on visible structures, in other words cells and tissues: events that occur within a time range of seconds to months or even years. To begin with, the theories relating to the infliction of radiation damage at the cellular lev

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,Elektrizit?tsleitung in festen K?rpern,ondition. Yet where are they to receive information of the treatment, if their own doctor decides that this is the best option? There is a certain amount of highly specialised original literature, virtually no general knowledge and unfortunately a fair amount of rumour, more or less ill informed. An

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Die funktionelle Analyse von Genomen, widely accepted assumption that the radio-sensitivity of cerebral tissue, in different locations within the brain varies. The truth of this assumption and how it should affect dose-planning is clearly important. Moreover, a number of the lesions treated in the Gamma Knife are located at the base of