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ABSTRACT: Pulmonary sequelae of treatment for breast cancer: a
prospective study
[06/18/2001; International Journal of Radiation Oncology, Biology, Physics]
Purpose: To prospectively study the effects of loco-regional
radiotherapy in women with breast cancer.
Conclusions: Our results have shown that adjuvant loco-regional
radiotherapy, a common practice in breast cancer treatment, is
associated with irreversible reduction in lung function parameters.
These changes are accompanied by radiological evidence of persistent
lung injury.
Further studies should be performed to evaluate the
incidence and long-term pulmonary sequelae of current treatment for
breast cancer.
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 Breast Cancer Research
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 Cancer, 10/03

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