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Comparison between conventional and intensity-modulated post-operative radiotherapy for stage III and IV oral cavity cancer in terms of treatment results and toxicity
Oral Oncology , 06/19/09

Chen WC et al. - In terms of late toxicity, patients receiving IMRT had significantly less moderate to severe xerostomia and dysphagia than those receiving Conv-RT. Post-operative Conv-RT and IMRT are equally effective in terms of tumor control for locally advanced oral cavity cancer. Patients receiving IMRT had comparable acute and significant less late toxicity than those receiving Conv-RT.

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