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Hat die Radiophosphortherapie in der Behandlung des Ovarialkarzinoms noch einen Platz?

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Aufgrund der Fortschritte bei der Chemotherapie und vor dem Hintergrund der Nebenwirkungen ist die beim Ovarialkarzinom ebenfalls effektive Strahlentherapie in den letzten Jahren weitgehend verlassen worden. Dies schließt die intraperitoneale Therapie mit Radionukliden (vor allem Radiophosphor) ein. Als Gründe werden die geringe Reichweite der Strahlung im Gewebe (— mm) sowie die nur schlecht berechenbare und oftmals inadaquate Dosisverteilung angeführt [19). Im Folgenden soll versucht werden, zu überprüfen, ob und wenn ja, welcher Stellenwert der intraperitonealen Behandlung mit Radiophosphor (32p) in der Behandlung des Ovarialkarzinoms zukommt.

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Münstedt, K., Kullmer, U. (2000). Hat die Radiophosphortherapie in der Behandlung des Ovarialkarzinoms noch einen Platz?. In: Künzel, W., Kirschbaum, M. (eds) Gießener Gynäkologische Fortbildung 1999. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-59634-6_8

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