Hypofractionated Radiotherapy to Soft Tissue Sarcoma of Extremities: Could it be an Option?

Jacinto, Alexandre Arthur; Fêde, Ângelo Bezerra de Souza; Salvajoli, J.V.; Castilho, Marcus Simões; Karassawa, J.; Nakamura, Ricardo Akiyoshi; Melo, Milena Loureiro de; Siufi, J.; Fogaroli, R.C.

doi:10.1016/j.ijrobp.2008.06.1475

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“…Several studies have looked at different radiation schedules, using higher radiation doses per fraction (hypofractionation) to allow for reduction in treatment time. These studies also had higher failure rates likely secondary to lower overall radiation doses (9)(10)(11). The technology available in these studies limited the amount of radiation that could safely be delivered per fraction.…”

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“…These studies also had higher failure rates, likely secondary to lower overall radiation doses. 9 , 10 The technology available in these studies limited the amount of radiation that could safely be delivered per fraction.…”

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