| radiation therapy |
A treatment used to target cancer in specific areas of the body. Radiation therapy can be performed internally or externally and is usually used in combination with chemotherapy or surgery.
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| radiation |
for our purposes, electromagnetic radiation, in particular, x-rays.
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| radiatio |
pl. radiatio´nes [L., from radiare to furnish with spokes] a radiation or radiating structure; used in anatomical nomenclature to designate a collection of nerve fibers connecting different portions of the brain.
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| radiation a. |
transient hair loss following exposure to ionizing radiation.
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| radiation absorbed d. |
see absorbed d. and rad (def. 1).
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