BEITRAG ZU BEHANDLUNGSERGEBNISSEN DER TELEKOBALTBESTRAHLUNG DES ZNS BEI AKUTEN LYMPHATISCHEN LEUKOSEN IM KINDESALTER

M. Hille; K. H. Kittner; H. Kruse; H. J. Blau

BEITRAG ZU BEHANDLUNGSERGEBNISSEN DER TELEKOBALTBESTRAHLUNG DES ZNS BEI AKUTEN LYMPHATISCHEN LEUKOSEN IM KINDESALTER

Translated title of the contribution: Contribution to results of treatment of telecobalt irradiation of the CNS in acute lymphatic leukoses in childhood

M. Hille, K. H. Kittner, H. Kruse, H. J. Blau

University of Rostock

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Abstract

Telecobalt irradiation of the CNS during the course of a leukosis was carried out with 34 children. The total dose ranged from 2400 to 2700 rad. Out of the 20 children who were prophylactically irradiated after the first hematological remission only 5 suffered from Meningosis Leukemia (M.I.). Three children irradiated after the first hematological recurrence have had no M.I. The favorable influence of prophylactic CNS irradiation with simultaneous intrathecal MTX thrapy is confirmed.

Translated title of the contribution	Contribution to results of treatment of telecobalt irradiation of the CNS in acute lymphatic leukoses in childhood
Original language	German
Pages (from-to)	157-164
Number of pages	8
Journal	Radiobiologia Radiotherapia
Volume	18
Issue number	2
State	Published - 1977
Externally published	Yes

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