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Neurocognitive Integrity After Proton Therapy for Brain Tumor
Radiation therapy remains a cornerstone in the management of both benign and malignant intracranial tumors, either as monotherapy or combined with surgery and/or chemotherapy. Despite its therapeutic benefits, it is frequently associated with potential long-term adverse effects, with neurotoxicity posing a major challenge, especially in young patients affected by benign primary tumors.
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