Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10902976 | Cancer/Radiothérapie | 2005 | 14 Pages |
Abstract
Conclusion. - In chordomas of the skull base and upper cervical spine treated by surgical resection followed by high-dose photon and proton irradiation, local control is mainly dependent on the quality of radiation, especially dose-uniformity within the gross tumour volume. Special attention must be paid to minimise underdosed areas due to the close proximity of critical structures and possibly escalate dose-constraints to tumour targets in future studies, in view of the low toxicity observed to date.
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Authors
G. Noël, L. Feuvret, F. Dhermain, H. Mammar, C. Haie-Méder, D. Ponvert, D. Hasboun, R. Ferrand, C. Nauraye, G. Boisserie, A. Beaudré, G. Gaboriaud, A. Mazal, E. Touboul, J.-L. Habrand, J.-J. Mazeron,