1953
DOI: 10.1002/1097-0142(195303)6:2<215::aid-cncr2820060202>3.0.co;2-i
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A cellular index of sensitivity to ionizing radiation. The sensitization response

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“…Seventy per cent of 20 Stage II patients with good SR were cured, whereas only 28 per cent of 25 Stage II patients with poor SR survived. Five out of 8 Stage III patients with good SR were cured, but only 1 of the 21 Stage III patients with poor SR survived (14).…”
Section: Five‐year Cure Rate In Cervical Cancer Patients Treated Radimentioning
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“…Seventy per cent of 20 Stage II patients with good SR were cured, whereas only 28 per cent of 25 Stage II patients with poor SR survived. Five out of 8 Stage III patients with good SR were cured, but only 1 of the 21 Stage III patients with poor SR survived (14).…”
Section: Five‐year Cure Rate In Cervical Cancer Patients Treated Radimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An index, however, of its importance may be seen in the influence of fever on the course of therapy. At the Marie Curie Hospital in London, among 568 patients with no fever during therapy, 52 per cent were cured (five years), whereas only 14 1946 (1) patients who had a temperature of 101" or more, during or immediately following treatment, were cured (3). Comparable results are found in a recent series in Stockholm (4).…”
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