[Accelerated fractionation in malignant gliomas]
- PMID: 2810778
[Accelerated fractionation in malignant gliomas]
Abstract
Recent radiobiological data have indicated that shortening of the overall treatment time could improve the therapeutic ratio of the radiotherapy on malignant gliomas. Twenty-five inoperable or recurrent malignant gliomas were treated with accelerated fractionation, two sessions per day, 1.5-2 Gy per fraction. This regimen was well tolerated by all the patients and the local response was excellent. To attain the local control, however, other effective modality should be combined.
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