Titlebook: New Trends in the Treatment of Cancer; L. Manuila,S. Moles,P. Rentchnick Book 1967 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1967 brain.cancer.can

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Progress in Radiotherapy,ncer. The progress has been both technical and in methods of treatment and these aspects will be analysed before considering the results in some forms of cancer. Finally, an attempt will be made to define the factors which appear to prevent further progress in radiotherapy.

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The Surgical Treatment of Cancer,inued maintenance of life. At times there has seemed to be more or less competition among surgeons as to how much of the human body could be removed surgically and leave a remnant compatible with living. The surgeon has to weigh these procedures carefully in the case of the individual patient. He mu

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The Mistakes Most Commonly Made in Treating Cancer,interaction between the cancer and its host (., 1962). Cancer should no longer be regarded as a parasite developing inexorably in a passive host. The concept is gaining ground — and is receiving support from many experimental studies — that a malignant tumor behaves like a graft on a host that is to

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The Organization of Cancer Treatment,tempt should be made to define the qualities requisite in cancer specialists deciding on the plan of treatment and the conditions needed for satisfactory treatment of cancer patients. To begin with, a cancer specialist should be able to take part in the devising of a plan of treatment that combines