par Beauduin, Marc;Deneufbourg, Jean Marie;Deneve, W.;Hermans, Julie 
;Hoornaert, Th;Scalliet, Pierre;Spaas, Ph;Vanderick, J.;Dijcke, Van;Van Houtte, Paul ;Vynckier, Stefaan;Weltens, Caroline
Référence Cancer radiothérapie, 5, 6, page (766-769)
Publication Publié, 2001
;Hoornaert, Th;Scalliet, Pierre;Spaas, Ph;Vanderick, J.;Dijcke, Van;Van Houtte, Paul ;Vynckier, Stefaan;Weltens, CarolineRéférence Cancer radiothérapie, 5, 6, page (766-769)
Publication Publié, 2001
Article révisé par les pairs
| Résumé : | In 1996 and 2000, a survey of radiation practice in Belgium was performed by sending a questionnaire to the different centers asking their opinion and number of patients treated. There was a great similarity between the two surveys both for indications and total number of patients irradiated. For the most common indications (prevention of cheloids, heterotopic bone formation, hyperthyroidy ophtalmopathy), there was a trend to use similar radiation technique following recent publications. In contrast, if the number of cases of macular degeneration is declining, the prevention of vessels restenosis is becoming more and more an indication. © 2001 Éditions scientifiques et médicales Elsevier SAS. |
