Sentence examples for adjunct radiation from inspiring English sources
1 Justification requires that the benefit for the patient must always outweigh the adjunct radiation risk.
This change in treatment paradigm has occurred as a result of several small cohort studies which have reported significant benefits to adjunct radiation.
7, 8 Historically, ATRT has been treated with surgical resection alone; however, more recent studies have demonstrated similar benefits to adjunct radiation.
The rationale and eventually the use of hyperthermia as adjunct to radiation therapy and chemotherapy for human cancers have been in practice for decades.
However, ADT is becoming more commonly used in earlier stages of the disease, particularly as an adjunct to radiation therapy in high-risk localised or locally advanced disease.
Breast carcinoma, malignant melanoma and squamous cell carcinoma are probably, from a thermobiological point of view, equally good candidates for clinical trial aimed at studying the potential usefulness of hyperthermia as an adjunct to radiation therapy and/or chemotherapy.
53, 63, 64 One reviewer predicts that 6-month triptorelin pamoate will prove a valuable adjunct to radiation therapy and chemotherapy because it possesses similar efficacy, but fewer side effects, than adjunctive therapies now commonly available.
(3) They are used as an adjunct therapy to radiation or surgery.
Indeed, BSO has been founds to be an useful adjunct for both radiation (53) as well as chemotherapy (54).
The BSD-2000 is another hyperthermia delivery system first used clinically in a phase III clinical trial as adjunct to radiotherapy for pelvic tumors [ 30] and subsequently used for high-risk bladder cancer part of a quadrimodal treatment plan involving TURBT, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, and hyperthermia [ 31].
Clinical trials and animal research support the use of Withania somnifera for anxiety, inflammation, Parkinson's disease, cognitive and neurological disorders and as a useful adjunct for patients undergoing radiation and chemotherapy.
