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  • 21. Long-term treatment results of invasive cervical cancer patients undergoing inadvertent hysterectomy followed by salvage radiotherapy.
    Hsu WL, Shueng PW, Jen YM, Wu CJ, Hwang JM, Chang LP, Chen CM, Lin LC, Teh BS.
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  • 22. Radiation-induced carcinoma of the rectum. A late complication of pelvic irradiation.
    Qizilbash AH.
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  • 23. Three new primary pelvic carcinomas in a patient following radiotherapy for carcinoma of the cervix. Case report.
    Gatzen C, Vipond MN, Fish DE, Snell ME.
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  • 24. Preoperative concurrent radiation therapy and chemotherapy for bulky stage IB2, IIA, and IIB carcinoma of the uterine cervix with proximal parametrial invasion.
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  • 27. Uterus necrosis after radiochemotherapy in two patients with advanced cervical cancer.
    Marnitz S, Köhler C, Füller J, Hinkelbein W, Schneider A.
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  • 30. Dosimetric parameters that predict late rectal complications after curative radiotherapy in patients with uterine cervical carcinoma.
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  • 32. Effect of intensity-modulated pelvic radiotherapy on second cancer risk in the postoperative treatment of endometrial and cervical cancer.
    Zwahlen DR, Ruben JD, Jones P, Gagliardi F, Millar JL, Schneider U.
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  • 35. Alpha/beta value and importance of dose per fraction for the late rectal and recto-sigmoid complications.
    Deore SM, Shrivastava SK, Supe SJ, Viswanathan PS, Dinshaw KA.
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  • 38. Preoperative hyperfractionated chemoradiation for locally recurrent rectal cancer in patients previously irradiated to the pelvis: A multicentric phase II study.
    Valentini V, Morganti AG, Gambacorta MA, Mohiuddin M, Doglietto GB, Coco C, De Paoli A, Rossi C, Di Russo A, Valvo F, Bolzicco G, Dalla Palma M, Study Group for Therapies of Rectal Malignancies (STORM).
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  • 40. [Vaginal evisceration following radiotherapy and surgery for cervico-uterine cancer. Report of a case].
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