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| Rad | radiology; radiotherapy; radium |
| RADIO | radiotherapy |
| RCT | radiotherapy and chemotherapy; randomized clinical trial; randomized controlled trial; registered ca... |
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Treatment with radiation to destroy cancer cells. Sources of radiation used include linear accelerators, cobalt, and betatrons.
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This is the use of radiation to destroy cancer or other abnormal cells in the body. During radiotherapy, a significant amount of healthy normal tissue is irradiated. To reduce the side effects caused by this, the radiation dose is split into a number of treatments, in theory enabling the normal healthy tissue to recover before the next treatment is given.
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Radiation treatment of illness.
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The treatment in which high energy rays (X-rays) are directed to the area of the cancer.
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Local treatment of cancer with high-energy radiation. Radiation/Portal Field: The area of the body designated to receive radiotherapy; usually marked with ink or tattoos. Remission: Complete or partial disappearance of disease. Right Atrial Catheter or Central Venous Catheter: A tube stitched into the vein through which medications and other solutions are given; remains in place until not needed.
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