Dermatologic Radiotherapy

Braun‐Falco, Otto; Lukacs, Stefan; Goldschmidt, Herbert

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“…In fact, in none of the publications reviewed for this manuscript were treatment details given. Among three radiotherapy textbooks, one mentions a significant lower radiosensitivity of this disease compared to basal cell carci 210 Aygun/Blum Trichoepithelioma 100 Years Later noma [23], one groups this disease among those where radiotherapy should be avoided [24] and one places it among those where radiotherapy has been successful, but its use is not extensive enough for a true estimation of its value [25].…”

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Trichoepithelioma 100 Years Later: A Case Report Supporting the Use of Radiotherapy

Aygün

Blum²

1993

Dermatology

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Trichoepitheliomas are rare skin tumors which can cause significant cosmetic and functional impairment when they occur in the head and neck area. Multiple methods of treatment including plastic surgery, dermabrasion, cryosurgery and laser surgery have been reported in the literature. A 32-year-old male with multiple coalesced lesions in his ear canals was treated with radiation therapy after he failed more conventional methods of treatment. He is free of tumor in the radiated area 17.5 months after treatment with significant functional improvement. Various aspects of this tumor were reviewed. More data are still needed to define the proper place for radiation in the management of this disease.

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Trichoepithelioma 100 Years Later: A Case Report Supporting the Use of Radiotherapy

Aygün

Blum²

1993

Dermatology

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“…W~ihrend eine Arbeit [43] die Radiotherapie der Dupuytrenschen Kontraktur nicht befª tet, berichtet eine andere Referenz [6] und mehrere historische Studien [3,11,22,26,41,42] Ihre prfiventive Wirkung lfil3t sich dadurch begrª dag proliferierende Fibroblasten ein gutes radiosensitives Target darstellen.…”

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Radiotherapie im frühen Stadium des Morbus Dupuytren

Keilholz¹,

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Born³

et al. 1997

Strahlenther. Onkol.

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“…Close x-ray irradiation. This method is always accompanied by the risk of radiodcrmatitis or hypoplasia of underlying bpnc or cartilage in growing children (1,11] Our experience over the last few years, however, has r.hown that cryotherapy gives excellent results in the 'eatment of both keloids and hypertrophic scars and it can be regarded as both more effective and less dangerous than the methods just described [ …”

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Cryotherapy in the Treatment of Keloids

Muti¹,

Ponzio²

1983

Annals of Plastic Surgery

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A brief account of the clinical and histological features of keloids, their differentiation from hypertrophic scars, their etiopathogenesis, and the various methods for their treatment is followed by an assessment of the possibilities offered by cryotherapy and its advantages and drawbacks. Reference is made by way of illustration to 4 patients chosen from a series of more than 100 on the basis of the importance of their clinical pictures. The conclusion is drawn that cryotherapy with nitrogen protoxide is both useful and practical in the management of carefully selected cases and deserves fuller understanding and more widespread employment than it enjoys at present.

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Dermatologic Radiotherapy

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Trichoepithelioma 100 Years Later: A Case Report Supporting the Use of Radiotherapy

Trichoepithelioma 100 Years Later: A Case Report Supporting the Use of Radiotherapy

Radiotherapie im frühen Stadium des Morbus Dupuytren

Cryotherapy in the Treatment of Keloids

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