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A technique for treating brain tumors that cannot be reached with surgery. The doctor uses CT scans to target the tumor with high doses of radiation.
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| radiosurgery |
A technique based on the principle that a single or fractionated dose of radiation delivered precisely to a small area will arrest or kill the tumor, while minimizing injury to surrounding nerves and brain tissue and/or function
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| radiosurgery |
The use of highly focused radiation to destroy tumours or abnormalities in the brain. Radiosurgery is given in a single treatment, while with radiotherapy, the treatment is given over several days. See also Linac Radiosurgery
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a treatment that attacks a tumor with beams of radiation.
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