Targeting cancer tumours with focussed radiation

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Recorded31 May 2021

Publisherabc.net.au ↗

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The spread of cancer is much-feared - but some tumours have only two or three metastases. And where secondary tumours are in inaccessible spots or surgery may not be indicated, radiation therapy might be able to help. Intensely focussed beams target several metasteses at the same time in a treatment called stereotactic body radiotherapy.

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