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Planning and Managing Radiation Therapy in Cancer Patients

Langue : Anglais

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Couverture de l’ouvrage Planning and Managing Radiation Therapy in Cancer Patients
Radiation medicine has progressed from a volume and anatomical landmark-guided approach to an image-and function-guided therapy. It takes into account possible routes of tumour spread, biologically active tumour volumes, and critical normal structures lying in or near target volumes with a focus on delivering maximal tumoricidal doses while sparing the surrounding normal structures. Radiation oncology has advanced rapidly with introduction of better diagnostic tools, immobilization methods, and treatment machines. Now, instead of treating large regional volumes, the field is fashioned and the dose is sculpted depending on the tumour volume, location and activity. Newer imaging modalities enable near-and real-time tracking of tumour even during delivery of radiation.

SECTION A: Cancer Epidemiology and Radiotherapy

SECTION B: Approaching a Cancer Patient

Chapter 1. Taking a decision and ordering investigations

Chapter 2. When to prefer Surgery

Chapter 3. When to use Radiotherapy

Chapter 4. When to use chemotherapy

Chapter 5. Principles of management of cancer in paediatric patients

Chapter 6. Palliative care

SECTION C: Principles of Application of Radiotherapy

Chapter 1. Radiobiological principles

Chapter 2. Patient positioning and simulation: Dos and Don’ts

Chapter 3. Planning a patient, deciding on the volumes and fields, plan verification

Chapter 4. Conformal Radiotherapy:

Chapter 5.  Prescribing a radiotherapy schedule and dose fractionation

Chapter 6. Evaluating a treatment plan

Chapter 7. When to plan for brachytherapy

Chapter 8. Brachytherapy planning and evaluation

Chapter 9. Planning electron therapy and evaluation of plans

Chapter 10. Planning Stereotactic and adaptive radiotherapy

Chapter 11. Intra-operative Radiotherapy

Chapter 12. Particle beam therapy: a quick view

SECTION D: Use of Other Agents with Radiation

Chapter1.Using concurrent or sequential chemotherapy and biomolecules

Chapter2. Use of radio-sensitizers and radio-protectors

SECTION E: Managing Radiotherapy

Chapter 1. Expected complications during treatment

Chapter 2. Management of oral mucosal reactions and oro-dental care

Chapter 3. Management of skin reactions

Chapter 4. Management of GI complications

Chapter 5. Managing local pain

Chapter 6. Management of Bone marrow toxicity

Chapter 7. Managing Radiation induced fibrosis / edema / ascites

Chapter 8. Dietary care and support during radiotherapy

Chapter 9. Post treatment evaluation and advice for follow up evaluation

Chapter 10. Psychosocial issues in patients undergoing radiotherapy

 

 

A practical guide for radiation oncologists on how to design and deliver radiotherapy and brachytherapy

Describes principles of application in short crisp chapters enabling clinicians to quickly get the information they need

Provides information on latest modalities of radiotherapy Includes chapters on role of concurrent and sequential chemotherapy, and use of biomolecules with radiotherapy

Covers management of post-treatment problems and radiation-related toxicity

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