Titlebook: Intraoperative Radiotherapy; Clinical Experiences Felipe Angel Calvo (Director and Consultant),Luthe Textbook 1992 Springer-Verlag Berlin H

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Intraoperative Radiotherapy: Rationale and Program Development,e. There is a consensus among oncologists that intraoperative radiation therapy (IORT) is a treatment technique in which a high single dose of fast electrons is delivered in a surgically defined area, while trying to protect normal tissues from the radiation beam (either by retracting the mobile structures or by shielding the fixed ones).

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Head and Neck Cancer,tages of IORT in these tumor locations do not derive from normal tissue sparing, but from better definition of high risk areas for recurrence and the simultaneous combination of high dose radiotherapy and surgical debulking.

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Textbook 1992 therapy. The visual­ ization of the primary tumor, definition of the site to be irradiated, and knowledge of the size of tumor to be irradiated, including adequate margins for microscopic extent along with debulking of the tumor, have allowed intraoperative radiation therapy to be pur­ sued in a wi

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