Volume : VI, Issue : XI, November - 2017

COMPARISON OF HYPOFRACTIONATED EXTERNAL RADIOTHERAPY VS. CONVENTIONAL RADIOTHERAPY IN POST BREAST CONSERVATIVE SURGERY (BCS) CANCER CASES

Dr. Samip M. Pansora, Dr. Ankita Parikh, Dr. U. Suryanarayana, Dr. Rakesh Vyas

Abstract :

 COMPARISON  OF HYPOFRACTIONATED EXTERNAL RADIOTHERAPY VS.

CONVENTIONAL RADIOTHERAPY IN POST BREAST CONSERVATIVE SURGERY (BCS) CANCER CASES TO DECREASE RADIATION TIME DURATION , COST EFFECTIVENESS WITH PATIENT’S SATSFACTION. STUDY SHOWS EQUAL RESULTS OF TWO PROTOCOLS OF RADIATION, SO HYPOFRACTIONATION IS EQUALLY EFFECTIVE IN BCS PATIENT.

 

 

AIMS & OBJECTIVES

 

AIM:    compå two protocols of radiotherapy in east cancer after east conservative surgery for relapse rate, early and late reaction.

 

OBJECTIVE:    –– to study the decrease in radiation treatment time (hospital stay).

                        ––to assess patient’s satisfaction in short courses of radiotherapy.

                        ––to assess the cost effectiveness of the treatment.

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Article: Download PDF   DOI : 10.36106/ijsr  

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DR. SAMIP M. PANSORA, DR. ANKITA PARIKH, DR. U. SURYANARAYANA, DR. RAKESH VYAS, COMPARISON OF HYPOFRACTIONATED EXTERNAL RADIOTHERAPY VS. CONVENTIONAL RADIOTHERAPY IN POST BREAST CONSERVATIVE SURGERY (BCS) CANCER CASES, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH : Volume-6 | Issue-11 | November-2017

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