Tom 5, Nr 1 (2020)
Debaty onkologiczne
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Czy u chorych na wczesnego chłoniaka Hodgkina należy stosować uzupełniającą radioterapię? Głos na tak
Biuletyn Polskiego Towarzystwa Onkologicznego Nowotwory 2020;5(1):31-34.
Streszczenie
Chłoniak Hodgkina należy do najbardziej promieniowrażliwych i chemiowrażliwych nowotworów. Radioterapia pełni kluczową rolę w jego leczeniu we wczesnym stadium zaawansowania, jako komponenta leczenia skojarzonego. Istotną kwestią pozostaje późna toksyczność takiego leczenia. Nowoczesne podejście do radioterapii, które obejmuje zaawansowane techniki napromieniania oraz redukcje dawek i obszarów tarczowych, pozwoliło na zmniejszenie wczesnej oraz późnej toksyczności. W ostatnich latach coraz częściej stawiane jest pytanie o konieczność uzupełniającej radioterapii we wczesnych stadiach chłoniaka Hodgkina. Praca ta jest próbą odpowiedzi na to pytanie w świetle ostatnio opublikowanych dowodów naukowych.
Słowa kluczowe: chłoniak Hodgkinachemioterapiaradioterapialeczenie skojarzone
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