… either primary tumor metabolic activity or tumor response … head and neck cancer undergoing
primary radiotherapy. Twelve patients with squamous cell carcinomas of the head and neck …

… for prediction of radiocurability of tumors (10 11). Several factors, including tumor heterogeneity,
… shown to occur during irradiation of cervical carcinoma preferably in those tumors which …

… develop predictive assays of tumor radiocurability . In this study, the tumors from 72 patients
with head and neck squamous carcinoma have been grown in an adhesive tumor-cell assay …

… to obtain better results in terms of control: tumor cell regeneration has indeed been implicated
as a major cause of failure in Head and Neck cancers.i6,” The advantage of accelerated …

… predictive assays of tumor radiocurability. In this study, the tumors from 72 patients with
head and neck squamous cell carcinoma have been grown in an adhesive tumor cell assay …

… of care for a number of head and neck cancers. Astonishing … behavior of a number of head
and neck cancers; these serve as … Patients with small radiocurable primary tumors and large …

… radiocurability is somewhat different. Leukemias and lymphomas, while exceedingly
radiosensitive, are not readily radiocurable. … stomach, head and neck cancer, and lung cancer, …

… time has an adverse influence on the radiocurability of certain human tumors. Overall …
fractionation, but in patients with head and neck cancer acute mucosal reactions limit the extent to …

… Our data indicated that locally advanced head-and-neck carcinomas should not be treated
by standard (once-daily) RT alone. Tumor size and disease subsite should be taken into …

… Radiotherapy has long been the mainstay of treatment for patients with head and neck
cancer and has traditionally involved a stage-dependent strategy whereby all patients with the …