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Clinical and 3D dosimetric parameters are associated with symptomatic radiation pneumonitis rates in retrospective studies.

We are encouraged by the survival and toxicity and by the low 2.5% prevalence of debulking surgery for symptomatic radiation necrosis.

Guerra et al. investigated the possible association between the extent of change in DLCO after external radiotherapy and radiation pneumonitis in 140 patients, based on the hypothesis that patients with symptomatic radiation pneumonitis would experience a significant decrease in pulmonary function that could be quantified using DLCO [27].

Two samples were obtained from patients with clinically symptomatic radiation necrosis rather than tumor recurrence and were analyzed separately.

In the two cases where white matter was resected specifically due to symptomatic radiation necrosis, areas of acellular amorphous debris and hyalinization of blood vessels could be seen (Figure S4).

Five patients (25%) developed symptomatic radiation pneumonitis.

For recurrent and symptomatic radiation-naïve CD30+ lymphoproliferative disorder lesions, palliative radiation therapy shows excellent response.

Several studies report rates of necrosis and/or reopreation rates, however, not in all cases can be determined whether reoperation was due to tumor progression, or mainly due to symptomatic radiation-induced necrosis.

For symptomatic splenomegaly, radiation and splenectomy may be considered.

In studies reporting results of I seed implantation, 40 50% manifested symptomatic focal radiation damage.

Until recently surgical resection of solitary or symptomatic brain metastases, and radiation therapy (either whole-brain radiation therapy or stereotactic radiation) were the mainstay of treatment for patients with brain metastases.