Usage of "radiation therapy"

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(Medicine) the treatment of disease (especially cancer) by exposure to a radioactive substance.

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Therapy using ionizing radiation.

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Usage of radiation therapy in English

She survived, but had health problems as a result of radiation therapy. 
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As a result, most patients today are treated with conventional radiation therapy. 
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However, the radiation therapy fraction number did not significantly influence the PVCR. 
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However, radiation therapy could be an interesting therapeutic option in unresectable tumors. 
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In addition, the risk score was also not influenced by radiation therapy. 
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In patients who develop recurrence after radiation therapy, treatment options are limited. 
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A benefit of postoperative adjuvant radiation therapy is undefined but probably present. 
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Patients with high expression of EGFR may benefit from postoperative radiation therapy. 
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The value of combined hormonal and radiation therapy is not yet cleared. 
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Concurrent fluorouracil-based chemotherapy was given with radiation therapy, followed by maintenance chemotherapy. 
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Three patients with recurrent disease had received radiation therapy after primary surgery. 
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All time intervals were calculated from the completion date of radiation therapy. 
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Most patients had combined modality treatment with surgery, chemotherapy and radiation therapy. 
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She was going to try to get him on radiation therapy again. 
 Book Three: The Final Exodus 

What is the value of altered-fractionation radiotherapy and three-dimensional conformal radiation therapy? 
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They were successfully treated with local radiation therapy and conventional systemic chemotherapy. 
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Meanings of radiation therapy in English