Over the years, radiation therapy has had both remarkable successes in saving lives and a number of silent struggles for the patient. This text is not about turning away from radiation therapy; it's about using it thoughtfully and recognizing that not every patient needs the same path. In an era where oncology is moving rapidly towards personalization, radiation therapy should have evidence-driven use. The editors and authors have brought together evolving ideas, research, and case experiences to help clinicians think differently, treating each patient as an individual, not just a diagnosis,…mehr
Over the years, radiation therapy has had both remarkable successes in saving lives and a number of silent struggles for the patient. This text is not about turning away from radiation therapy; it's about using it thoughtfully and recognizing that not every patient needs the same path. In an era where oncology is moving rapidly towards personalization, radiation therapy should have evidence-driven use. The editors and authors have brought together evolving ideas, research, and case experiences to help clinicians think differently, treating each patient as an individual, not just a diagnosis, and to invite them to pause, to question and to reimagine how to plan treatment - always with the patient's best interests at heart. This book will serve as a guide for oncologists, radiation specialists, surgeons and clinical researchers, providing new frameworks for integrating no radiation therapy (NO-RT) strategies into modern cancer care.
Srikant Khare MD, Department of Radiotherapy, Regional Referral Hospital, Nashik, India Rahul Jain MS, MBA, PGD QA, Department of Gastroenterology, Hematology & Oncology, VSG Group of Companies, Nashik, India Vishal Gulecha PhD, Shree Panchvati Education Society's Smt Narmadaben Popatlal Takkar College of Pharmacy, Nashik, India Rahul Sapate BSc, PGD CN, Department of Gastroenterology, Hematology & Oncology, VSG Group of Companies, Nashik, India
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introducing the NO-RT Concept and Changing Treatment Paradigms 2. Recognizing Tumor Biology and Assessing Radiation Therapy Need 3.Surgical Aspects - Examining Surgery's Significance in Tumor Management 4.Alternative Modalities: Assessing Treatment Choices Other Than Radiation 5.Patient Selection Standards: Recognizing Potential NO-RT Candidates 6.Clinical Determination: Handling Therapy Algorithms 7.Case Studies: Showing Effective Uses of NO-RT Principles 8. Difficulties and Disputations: Handling Issues and Discussions in the Domain 9.Multidisciplinary Cooperation: Combining Viewpoints to Provide the Best Possible Patient Care 10. Concluding Remarks: Using NO-RT in a Holistic Cancer Treatment Approach
1. Introducing the NO-RT Concept and Changing Treatment Paradigms 2. Recognizing Tumor Biology and Assessing Radiation Therapy Need 3.Surgical Aspects - Examining Surgery's Significance in Tumor Management 4.Alternative Modalities: Assessing Treatment Choices Other Than Radiation 5.Patient Selection Standards: Recognizing Potential NO-RT Candidates 6.Clinical Determination: Handling Therapy Algorithms 7.Case Studies: Showing Effective Uses of NO-RT Principles 8. Difficulties and Disputations: Handling Issues and Discussions in the Domain 9.Multidisciplinary Cooperation: Combining Viewpoints to Provide the Best Possible Patient Care 10. Concluding Remarks: Using NO-RT in a Holistic Cancer Treatment Approach
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