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Published on: January 24, 2020
[365 Days in Newly Opened Cancer Treatment Center in Core Hospital of Mountainous Area]
Masahiko Shibata1, Naoya Narita, Fumie Ohno
1Fukushima Medical University.
Abstract:
The declining birthrate and aging population is one of the social issues in mountainous area in Japan. One regional core hospital at Aizu area in Fukushima prefecture opened cancer treatment center in these area in July, 2022. A high-performance radiation therapy system was newly installed and operated with the staff of Fukushima Medical University, and several supportive therapy for cancer chemotherapy including appearance care became possible in the center. The patients living in Aizu area can receive advanced treatments including radiation therapy without moving to long-distant bigger cities now. We report multiple preparations and several trials that we have made during one year since the opening of the center.
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