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...CT scans use radiation; MRIs use magnetic...
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...to chemotherapy and radiation therapy before surgery....
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...high doses of radiation Information Technology in...
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...was marked for radiation treatment based on...
...involved in medical radiation. In the United...
...in Radiology 160 radiation has increased sevenfold...
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...agency oversees medical radiation. Some who have...
...who have studied radiation injuries estimate that...
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...“More Protection for Radiation Patients.” April 9,...
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...April 8, 2011). “Radiation Oncologists Use ‘Cone...

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...modifiers, immune therapies Radiation therapy Effective way...
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...after chemotherapy or radiation Bone marrow aspirated...
...to cancer cells Radiation therapy Damages cellular...
...Exposure to ionizing radiation, inhaled irritants, exposure...
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...external beam, intraluminal radiation, or brachytherapy Nursing...
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...RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY AND RADIATION THERAPY, p. 115...
...damage from ultraviolet radiation and chemicals Common...
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...excision Chemotherapy, immunotherapy, radiation therapy Diagnostic tests...
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...responds to higher-dose radiation, if tumor small...

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