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The brain in the beam path – outcomes and biomarkers in clinical radiotherapy
Radiotherapy is central to both curative and palliative treatment of many cancers, but irradiation of normal tissues can cause long-term side-effects. In head and neck cancer, healthy brain tissue may receive radiation even when it is not part of the intended target. This off-target brain irradiatio
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