Titlebook: Radiation Treatment and Radiation Reactions in Dermatology; Renato G. Panizzon,Jay S. Cooper Book 20041st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin H

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Management of Skin Injuries Following Incidental Exposure to Ionizing Radiation,th antiproliferative efffects and local inflammatory reactions. In the prodermal stage, antihistamines and topical antipruritic preparations can be used. In the asymptomatic latency phase, systemic glucocorticosteroids should be combined with topical and anti-inflammatory treatment Long-term follow-up of patients exposed to radiation is necessary.

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Physical Aspects of Dermatologic Radiation Therapy,tissue and the radiation must undergo interactions that produce ionizations within the target tissue. These two events are accomplished by high-energy electromagnetic radiation (X-rays and gamma rays) or high-energy charged particles. The most significant physical factor in determining the potential

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Radiobiology of the Skin,changes induced by ionizing radiation in the various cellular components of the skin. The principal features of radioprotection and radiosensitization, as well as some specific agents that induce these efffects, are discussed. The investigative use of proliferative and nonproliferative hair cell pop

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Staging of Skin Tumors: A Mirror of Their Biologic Behavior,ing of a particular tumor can be viewed as a brief description of the common major steps in the biologic progression ofthat tumor. This chapter discusses the staging criteria for common skin tumors and thereby provides some insight into the different ways different skin tumors tend to progress. Desp

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Electron Beam Therapy,ll suited for treatment of superficial lesions, since the depth of penetration of the radiation can be precisely controlled, with little exposure of deeper tissues. Additionally, compared with superficial X-rays, electrons can treat larger lesions or areas of the skin, up to and including treatment

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