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Strahlenwirkungen auf die Haut

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Strahlengefahrdung und Strahlenschutz / Radiation Exposure and Radiation Protection

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Die Haut ist das bei der Strahlentherapie bösartiger Tumoren am häufigsten mitbestrahlte normale Gewebe. Zudem sind seine Reaktionen offenkundig. In früheren Zeiten haben diese häufig die an tiefgelegenen Tumoren erreichbaren Strahlendosen und damit die Therapieergebnisse begrenzt.

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    Friedrich Heuck

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Trott, KR., Kummermehr, J. (1985). Strahlenwirkungen auf die Haut. In: Heuck, F., Scherer, E. (eds) Strahlengefahrdung und Strahlenschutz / Radiation Exposure and Radiation Protection. Handbuch der Medizinischen Radiologie / Encyclopedia of Medical Radiology, vol 20. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-82229-2_6

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