… evaluation of the scientific literature are described separately (Acta Oncol 2003; 42: 357¡/365).
This synthesis of the literature on radiation therapy … has not been fully evaluated. Optimum …

Radiation therapy is an important technique for treating cancer. In the evaluation of the results
of radiation therapy with computed tomography (CT), radiation-induced injuries to normal …

Bone marrow suppression is often the limiting factor in the use of radiation therapy. In order
to determine if MR imaging can be used to quantify bone marrow changes, we performed a …

… a challenge for both radiotherapists and surgeons. For unresectable tumours, radiotherapy
offers a … Late radiation side effects not possible to evaluate. Late hypothyreosis or secondary …

… effect of radiation therapy is greatest when the tumour burden is small. Higher doses of
radiation … Breast-conserving surgery plus radiotherapy has been evaluated in five randomized …

… radiation therapy between 1979 and 1982 (53 children). Only those with a follow-up CT
examination at least 3 months after radiation therapy … ; age at time of radiation therapy; dose, …

… Preirradiation chemotherapy was shown to marginally effect PFS by univariate statistics in
this report. The PFS after radiation therapy has been shown to be shorter for those treated with …

… before starting therapy and often have diminished feelings of control. An evaluation was …
help them know what to expect before starting radiation therapy. METHODS: A single-centre…

… The increasing complexity of modern radiation therapy planning and delivery techniques
challenges traditional prescriptive quality control and quality assurance programs that ensure …

… review of radiation therapy trials in … for evaluation of the scientific literature are described
separately (Acta Oncol 2003; 42: 357-365). This synthesis of the literature on radiation therapy …