escherichia colimalformationsoxygenradiation injuriestemperaturex radiation oxygen/effects on x-radioinduced single strand breaks in dna of bacteriaLehnert S, Moroson H.doi:10.2307/3573123D'Hauwe, RietDe Coc...
Genetic factors. Inherited genetic mutations (alteration in the body’s genetic material) may be responsible for breast cancer. In about 5% of cases, mutations in the breast cancer genes BRCA 1 and BRCA 2 can be identified which may be a predisposing factor. A blood test may be done to te...
Treatment may include surgery, radiation, chemotherapy, hormone therapy, or a combination of treatments. 10. What factors should be taken into consideration when it comes to doses of chemotherapy? 11. In what way do lifestyles contribute to breast cancer? 12. What is the explanation for the ...
There are many high-risk factors― an individual's family history of breast cancer, ovarian cancer, endometrial cancer, colon cancer and others; a personal history of previous breast cancer; or if the patient had any chest radiation therapy previously. How often are women getting these assessments...
Genetic testing for cancer susceptibility is now part of mainstream clinical practice. For breast cancer susceptibility, genetic testing generally focuses on high-risk genes, notably BRCA1, BRCA2, PALB2, and TP53, but testing of larger panels that include so-called “moderate-risk” genes is bei...
Epidemiological studies of medical radiation workers have found excess risks of leukemia, skin and female breast cancer in those employed before 1950 but l... MS Linet,KP Kim,DL Miller,... - 《Radiation Research》 被引量: 219发表: 2010年 Interventional cardiologists and risk of radiation-indu...
- 《World Journal of Surgery》 被引量: 37发表: 2009年 Radiotherapy to the conserved breast: Is it avoidable if the cancer is small? Presents a study on the efficacy of radiation therapy to decrease the risk of relapse of cancer in the conserved breast. Characteristics of patients and ne.....
It is generally assumed that the radiation risk from mass screening for breast cancer may be neglected. This is questionable in view of the high biological effectiveness of low energy X-rays used in radiography of the breasts. The hormone replacement therapy for elderly women must be considered ...
Radiation carcinogenesis is an extremely complex phenomenon that progresses over time in a staged and successive manner. The progressive nature of human ca