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In vivo versus in vitro individual radiosensitivity analysed in healthy donors and in prostate cancer patients with and without severe side effects after radiotherapy

21 Feb 2012

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BACKGROUND: A high cellular radiosensitivity may be connected with a risk for development of severe side effects after radiotherapy and indicate cancer susceptibility. Hence, a fast and robust in vitro test is desirable to identify radiosensitive individuals. MATERIALS AND METHODS: The study included 25 prostate cancer patients with severe side effects (S) and 25 patients without severe side effects (0) after...

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PMID: 22348555
DOI: 10.3109/09553002.2012.666002

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