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Nuclear Medicine

Favorable Outcomes Seen for Advanced Stage Tonsil Cancer Using Unilateral Radiotherapy

Employing radiation therapy only to lymph nodes on one side of the neck for advanced tonsil cancer resulted in good local regional control and no cancer recurrence on the untreated side.   More...
10 Mar 2014
Image: Patient preparing to undergo proton therapy (Photo courtesy of the University of Florida Proton Therapy Institute).

Proton Therapy for Prostate Cancer Patients Offers Long-Term Patient Survival with Optimal Quality of Life

Five years after having proton therapy for the treatment of early- and intermediate-risk prostate cancer, 99% of men are cancer-free and with excellent quality of life, according to new findings. Three-quarters of those patients with high-risk prostate cancer are also disease-free.  More...
26 Feb 2014

Dressing Designed to Prevent Skin Reactions During Radiation Therapy

New Zealand researchers have shown that severe skin reactions during radiotherapy could be prevented by applying a thin transparent silicone dressing to the skin from the first day of treatment.   More...
25 Feb 2014
Image: The Dilon molecular breast imaging detector is available in two sizes: the standard Dilon 6800: 15 x 20 cm, and the Dilon 6800 Acella: (20 x 25 cm. The technology allows imaging close to the chest wall, thereby minimizing dead space with a portable gantry eliminating the need for installation (Photo courtesy of Dilon).

Dense Breast Tissue Not Problematic for Molecular Breast Imaging

Molecular breast imaging has been found to detect cancer independently of breast tissue density.   More...
20 Feb 2014
Image: The ViewRay MRI-guided radiation therapy system (Photo courtesy of ViewRay).

First Lung Cancer Patients Treated Using MRI-Guided Radiotherapy

One of the first treatments of stereotactic body radiation therapy for lung cancer patients is being used with a new magnetic resonance imaging-guided radiotherapy system.   More...
19 Feb 2014

Brachytherapy Provides Lower Rate of Breast Preservation for Older Women

When comparing treatments designed to enable long-term breast preservation for older women with invasive breast cancer, researchers found those treated with brachytherapy were at higher risk for later mastectomy, compared to women treated with standard radiation therapy.   More...
17 Feb 2014
Image: Long exposure image of Cherenkov emission and induced fluorescence from fluorescein dissolving in water during irradiation from a therapeutic LINAC (linear particle accelerator) beam (Photo courtesy of Dartmouth engineering PhD candidate Adam Glaser).

Cherenkov Effect Breakthrough Allows Clinicians to Visualize Radiotherapy in Body

A scientific breakthrough may provide radiation oncologists with new tools to increase the accuracy and safety of radiation treatment in cancer patients by helping them visualize the powerful beams of a linear accelerator as they enter or exit the body.  More...
05 Feb 2014
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