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Bestrahlungsplanung

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Die Strahlenbehandlung bösartiger Tumoren hat in den letzten Jahren ständig an Bedeutung und an Erfolgen gewonnen. Wie bei den Infektionserkrankungen ist es gelungen, Krebs heilbar zu machen. Hieran sind Chirurgie und Radioonkologie ganz überwiegend und etwa gleich beteiligt. Einige bösartige Erkrankungen sind auch mit der Chemotherapie heilbar.

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