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V P Letiagin1, N V Protchenko, Iu L Rybakov
1N.N. Blokhin Center for Oncology Research, Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, Zdorovje Research Center, Moscow.
Abstract:
No adverse side-effects were reported in an investigation of the antitumor effect of turbulent magnetic field (TMF) carried out as a component of preoperative chemoradiotherapy for breast cancer at the Center's Clinic. The study group included 114 patients with locally advanced tumors(T3, N1-N3, M0). According to the clinical, roentgenological and histological evidence on the end-results, the procedure was highly effective. Also, it was followed by shorter and less extensive postoperative lymphorrhea.
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