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Single dose radiotherapy during surgery as good as conventional radiotherapy for most women with early breast – Mirage News
Single-dose radiotherapy replaces need for extra hospital visits, with benefits for patient safety and well-being For most women with early breast…
Single-dose radiotherapy replaces need for extra hospital visits, with benefits for patient safety and well-being
For most women with early breast cancer, a single dose of targeted radiotherapy during surgery is just as effective as conventional radiotherapy, which requires several visits to hospital after surgery.
This combination of targeted radiotherapy (restricted to the area around the tumour) given immediately after surgery is called targeted intraoperative radiotherapy. Conventional rad…
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