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oxicities of treatment.In particular, the late effects of treatment, which may manifest months to years or even decades after therapy, have been a driving force in the evolution of the treatment of many curable cancers.Advances in radiation oncology and diagnostic radiology have led to more conforma

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Anders Wikby,Jan Strindhall,Boo Johanssones in vivo. Regional changes in tissue structure/function, detected by imaging, can be related to the different radiation doses delivered to different regions. This approach has been used for several organs, and for some, there is a clear dose–response relationship for changes in normal tissue (e.g.

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Enrico Lugli,Leonarda Troiano,Marcello Pinti,Milena Nasi,Erika Roat,Roberta Ferraresi,Linda Bertonceonnective tissue cells associated with various types of dependent tissue seems to vary much less on the basis of the relatively direct effects rather, than the relative radiosensitivity of various dependent tissue types themselves. The radiation sensitivity of the fine vasculature and interstitial c

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Ian C. Brett,Bert E. Johanssond by a review of the clinical presentation and management of the late oral adverse events in cancer patients. As the oral tissues involved are variable, the nature and quantity of late oral complications are extremely diverse. The impact of these oral complications can result in significantly debili

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re highly sensitive to various treatment modalities and their damage following therapy leads frequently to functional abnormalities such as xerostomia, dysphagia, aspiration, hearing loss, and others, reducing substantially the quality of life of survivors. The anatomy of these organs, their toleran