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Management of radiation-induced soft-tissue injury to the head and neck
1Department of Surgery, Indiana University Medical Center, Indianapolis.
Clinics in Plastic Surgery
|July 1, 1993
Abstract:
Although the beneficial effects of radiotherapy are related to total dose, so is toxicity. The clinical relevance of the toxicity of radiotherapy is obvious. The surgeon must recognize its importance in the various settings in which it is employed. This article outlines the management of the complications of radiotherapy in the head and neck.
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