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Five patients received external beam radiation for the treatment of orbital disease.
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Response to external beam irradiation was measured by survival time in other animals.
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Interventions: Patients with recurrent disease received preoperative external beam reirradiation with concurrent chemotherapy.
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Primary outcome was globe retention without need for external beam radiotherapy (EBRT).
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He has remained disease-free after surgical excision without the need for external beam radiotherapy.
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When associated, external beam radiotherapy was delivered with conventional schedules.
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Twelve (75%) of these patients received chemotherapy concurrent with external beam.
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Most patients had been previously treated with combinations of surgery, external beam radiotherapy, and chemotherapy.
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Endobronchial brachytherapy in combination with external beam radiotherapy was selected and complete remission was achieved.
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Twenty-three of 26 eyes avoided both enucleation and external beam radiotherapy and retained electroretinogram function.
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In selected cases, external beam radiotherapy ±brachytherapy can be considered to increase local control only.
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Compared to a historical control with high-dose external beam radiotherapy alone local control rate was increased.
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All patients received whole pelvis external beam radiation therapy (EBRT) followed by interstitial implantation.
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Before the initiation of external beam radiation, routine CT planning scans were done on all patients.
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The patient had a complete response after 4 cycles of chemotherapy followed by external beam radiotherapy.
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Radiotherapy is a curative option that is administered via external beam radiation, brachytherapy, or in combination.
