The Place of Lymphangioadenography in the Diagnosis and During the Treatment of Malignant Diseases

Vuksanovic, Mario; Viamonte, Manuel; Martin, John E.

doi:10.2214/ajr.96.1.205

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“…For the radiotherapist, the outline of involved nodes assists in determining the treatment areas. Follow-up studies of the pelvis, abdomen, and chest permit an appraisal of response to treatment and of possible recurrences (9).…”

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1972

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Section: Radiotherapymentioning

confidence: 99%

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1972

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The diagnosis of lumbar lymph node metastases by lymphography

Jackson

Kinmonth

1974

Clinical Radiology

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The Role of Diagnostic Radiology Including Lymphography in Malignant Lymphomas

Ohtake

Matsuoka

Oikawa

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Australasian Radiology

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Summary Among the applications of diagnostic radiology in malignant lymphoma, G.I. examination and lymphography have been discussed. It is extremely important to accurately evaluate the extent of the lesion by use of radioisotopes as well as other X‐ray studies. Since the disease is characterised by a high radiosensitivity, adequate radiation therapy should result in some healing and a prolongation of life even in advanced cases. Diagnosis and treatment are quite intimately related in this disease.

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The Place of Lymphangioadenography in the Diagnosis and During the Treatment of Malignant Diseases

Cited by 7 publications

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The diagnosis of lumbar lymph node metastases by lymphography

The Role of Diagnostic Radiology Including Lymphography in Malignant Lymphomas

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