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Technique Matters: Pearls for Excellent Breast Brachytherapy by Various Techniques Learned over 2500 Cases

Kuske, 2019

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5723802216881511678
Author
Kuske R
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Brachytherapy

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Purpose In the 1970s and 1980s, brachytherapy covering the original tumor site was a common boost technique after 5 weeks of external beam breast irradiation. In 1991, wide- volume brachytherapy was introduced as a sole method of breast irradiation as a …
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