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OUTSTANDING ISSUES IN RADIATION DOSE-FRACTIONATION STUDIES
Authors: HENDRY JH MACKAY RI ROBERTS SA SLEVIN NJ
Citation: Jh. Hendry et al., OUTSTANDING ISSUES IN RADIATION DOSE-FRACTIONATION STUDIES, International journal of radiation biology, 73(4), 1998, pp. 383-394
SIMILAR DECREASES IN LOCAL TUMOR-CONTROL ARE CALCULATED FOR TREATMENTPROTRACTION AND FOR INTERRUPTIONS IN THE RADIOTHERAPY OF CARCINOMA OFTHE LARYNX IN 4 CENTERS
Authors: ROBERTSON C ROBERTSON AG HENDRY JH ROBERTS SA SLEVIN NJ DUNCAN WB MACDOUGALL RH KERR GR OSULLIVAN B KEANE TJ
Citation: C. Robertson et al., SIMILAR DECREASES IN LOCAL TUMOR-CONTROL ARE CALCULATED FOR TREATMENTPROTRACTION AND FOR INTERRUPTIONS IN THE RADIOTHERAPY OF CARCINOMA OFTHE LARYNX IN 4 CENTERS, International journal of radiation oncology, biology, physics, 40(2), 1998, pp. 319-329
RADICAL RADIOTHERAPY FOR CARCINOMA OF THE ESOPHAGUS - AN EFFECTIVE ALTERNATIVE TO SURGERY
Authors: SYKES AJ BURT PA SLEVIN NJ STOUT R MARRS JE
Citation: Aj. Sykes et al., RADICAL RADIOTHERAPY FOR CARCINOMA OF THE ESOPHAGUS - AN EFFECTIVE ALTERNATIVE TO SURGERY, Radiotherapy and oncology, 48(1), 1998, pp. 15-21
THE IN-VITRO RADIOSENSITIVITY OF HUMAN HEAD AND NECK CANCERS
Authors: BJORKERIKSSON T WEST CML KARLSSON E SLEVIN NJ DAVIDSON SE JAMES RD MERCKE C
Citation: T. Bjorkeriksson et al., THE IN-VITRO RADIOSENSITIVITY OF HUMAN HEAD AND NECK CANCERS, British Journal of Cancer, 77(12), 1998, pp. 2371-2375
MODELING THE OPTIMAL RADIOTHERAPY REGIME FOR THE CONTROL OF T-2 LARYNGEAL CARCINOMA USING PARAMETERS DERIVED FROM SEVERAL DATASETS
Authors: ROBERTS SA HENDRY JH SLEVIN NJ
Citation: Sa. Roberts et al., MODELING THE OPTIMAL RADIOTHERAPY REGIME FOR THE CONTROL OF T-2 LARYNGEAL CARCINOMA USING PARAMETERS DERIVED FROM SEVERAL DATASETS, International journal of radiation oncology, biology, physics, 39(5), 1997, pp. 1173-1182
LATE RADIATION CHANGE IN THE CNS - MR-IMAGING FOLLOWING GADOLINIUM ENHANCEMENT
Authors: NORRIS AM CARRINGTON BM SLEVIN NJ
Citation: Am. Norris et al., LATE RADIATION CHANGE IN THE CNS - MR-IMAGING FOLLOWING GADOLINIUM ENHANCEMENT, Clinical Radiology, 52(5), 1997, pp. 356-362
INTRACAVITARY RADIOTHERAPY BOOSTING FOR NASOPHARYNX CANCER
Authors: SLEVIN NJ WILKINSON JM FILBY HM GUPTA NK
Citation: Nj. Slevin et al., INTRACAVITARY RADIOTHERAPY BOOSTING FOR NASOPHARYNX CANCER, British journal of radiology, 70(832), 1997, pp. 412-414
EXTRAMEDULLARY PLASMACYTOMA OF THE HEAD AND NECK REGION - CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL CORRELATION IN 25 CASES
Authors: SUSNERWALA SS SHANKS JH BANERJEE SS SCARFFE JH FARRINGTON WT SLEVIN NJ
Citation: Ss. Susnerwala et al., EXTRAMEDULLARY PLASMACYTOMA OF THE HEAD AND NECK REGION - CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL CORRELATION IN 25 CASES, British Journal of Cancer, 75(6), 1997, pp. 921-927
RADICAL EXTERNAL-BEAM RADIOTHERAPY FOR 333 SQUAMOUS CARCINOMAS OF THEORAL CAVITY - EVALUATION OF LATE MORBIDITY AND A WATCH POLICY FOR THECLINICALLY NEGATIVE NECK
Authors: TURNER SL SLEVIN NJ GUPTA NK SWINDELL R
Citation: Sl. Turner et al., RADICAL EXTERNAL-BEAM RADIOTHERAPY FOR 333 SQUAMOUS CARCINOMAS OF THEORAL CAVITY - EVALUATION OF LATE MORBIDITY AND A WATCH POLICY FOR THECLINICALLY NEGATIVE NECK, Radiotherapy and oncology, 41(1), 1996, pp. 21-29
OLFACTORY NEURAL TUMORS - THE ROLE OF EXTERNAL-BEAM RADIOTHERAPY
Authors: SLEVIN NJ IRWIN CJR BANERJEE SS GUPTA NK FARRINGTON WT
Citation: Nj. Slevin et al., OLFACTORY NEURAL TUMORS - THE ROLE OF EXTERNAL-BEAM RADIOTHERAPY, Journal of Laryngology and Otology, 110(11), 1996, pp. 1012-1016
THE EXPLANATION FOR THE INFLUENCE OF PRESCRIPTION HABITS ON RADIATIONDOSE-TIME PARAMETERS FOR HEAD AND NECK TUMOR-CONTROL
Authors: HENDRY JH ROBERTS SA SLEVIN NJ
Citation: Jh. Hendry et al., THE EXPLANATION FOR THE INFLUENCE OF PRESCRIPTION HABITS ON RADIATIONDOSE-TIME PARAMETERS FOR HEAD AND NECK TUMOR-CONTROL, Radiotherapy and oncology, 34(3), 1995, pp. 228-229
INFLUENCE OF RADIOTHERAPY TREATMENT TIME ON CONTROL OF LARYNGEAL-CANCER - COMPARISONS BETWEEN CENTERS IN MANCHESTER, UK AND TORONTO, CANADA
Authors: HENDRY JH ROBERTS SA SLEVIN NJ KEANE TJ BARTON MB AGRENCRONQVIST A
Citation: Jh. Hendry et al., INFLUENCE OF RADIOTHERAPY TREATMENT TIME ON CONTROL OF LARYNGEAL-CANCER - COMPARISONS BETWEEN CENTERS IN MANCHESTER, UK AND TORONTO, CANADA, Radiotherapy and oncology, 31(1), 1994, pp. 14-22
THE INFLUENCE OF RADIOTHERAPY TREATMENT TIME ON THE CONTROL OF LARYNGEAL-CANCER - A DIRECT ANALYSIS OF DATA FROM 2 BRITISH-INSTITUTE-OF-RADIOLOGY TRIALS TO CALCULATE THE LAG PERIOD AND THE TIME FACTOR
Authors: ROBERTS SA HENDRY JH BREWSTER AE SLEVIN NJ
Citation: Sa. Roberts et al., THE INFLUENCE OF RADIOTHERAPY TREATMENT TIME ON THE CONTROL OF LARYNGEAL-CANCER - A DIRECT ANALYSIS OF DATA FROM 2 BRITISH-INSTITUTE-OF-RADIOLOGY TRIALS TO CALCULATE THE LAG PERIOD AND THE TIME FACTOR, British journal of radiology, 67(800), 1994, pp. 790-794
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