Latent-time estimation for late cutaneous and subcutaneous radiation reactions in a single-follow-up clinical study.
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Summary
For subcutaneous fibrosis the time to reach a specific grade of reaction increases with the grade, thus being consistent with the clinical impression that fibrosis progresses in severity over time.
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- article
- Published
- 1989-07-01
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- 229
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- 12
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Keywords
Medicine, Telangiectasia, Axilla, Nuclear medicine, Fibrosis
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