Boost IORT in breast cancer: Peruvian experience
Intraoperative radiotherapy targets brain tumours with great precision. Over the past two decades, research funding has driven technical advances, addressing the challenges of treating glioblastoma. This therapy effectively controls microscopic disease and improves survival rates with manageable toxicity. Global studies assess its safety compared to standard treatments, highlighting the importance of cognitive function and timely systemic therapy. Ongoing research aims to improve its application.
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