Titlebook: Radiation Oncology; Frederik Wenz,Frank A. Giordano,Christopher Schmee Living reference work 2020Latest edition CNS Tumors.Head and Neck

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Radiation Therapy in Brain Metastasis of Solid Tumors: A Challenge for the Future,he goal of this book chapter is to discuss the role of radiation therapy in the treatment of patients with brain metastases. New techniques permit the delivery of irradiation with a high precision on the tumor, sparing the normal brain tissue. Therefore, the tumor control increased significantly and the side effects are reduced.

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Radiation Therapy in Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma,nts with DLBCL. In addition to combined treatment concepts for early and advanced stages, up-to-date radiotherapeutic techniques, as well as dose concepts and target volumes for nodal and extranodal manifestations are introduced.

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Radiation Therapy in Burkitt Lymphoma,nodal involvement and possible generalization to an acute leukemia challenge effective treatment which normally consists of a poly-agent chemotherapy. The following chapter sheds light on epidemiology, tumor biology, treatment options and prognosis of this lymphoma which has evolved from an enigmatic syndrome to a curable disease.

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Frederik Wenz,Frank A. Giordano,Christopher SchmeeProvides a comprehensive, up-to-date overview of the field of radiation oncology.Covers all aspects of clinical radiation therapy for the full range of tumor types.Includes dedicated sections on basic

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Radiation Therapy in Acoustic Neuroma, and large tumors (>3?cm) need an active treatment (surgery or radiotherapy), while smaller tumors can undergo observation as an alternative to active treatment..Epidemiology, clinical presentation, diagnosis, and results of the current treatment options including observation, surgery, and radiotherapy will be presented and discussed.

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Radiation Therapy in Follicular Lymphoma,ced (stage III/IV) disease are not cured with conventional therapies, and therefore different strategies are used, depending on the extent of the disease. Most patients do not require immediate treatment unless they suffer from symptomatic disease.