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Radiation Boosters question
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I don't think it would bedisneyfan2008 said:Sue: Thanks..must have missed it above
Yes-I never heard of it...so it's kind of an extension of treatments?
I don't think it would be called an extension of treatment disneyfan, it is part of the radiation treatment. You have the normal radiation treatments, a certain amount, and then you have the booster radiation treatments at the tumor site.
Leeza -
IF boosters are appropriatejnl said:I don't think it would be
I don't think it would be called an extension of treatment disneyfan, it is part of the radiation treatment. You have the normal radiation treatments, a certain amount, and then you have the booster radiation treatments at the tumor site.
Leeza
IF boosters are appropriate for 'you' - they will be after general radiation BUT 'they' are not appropriate for ALL. So yes - one might have boosters but not all do.
Susan
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