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TUMORI  a Journal of Experimental and Clinical Oncology

Volume 84, Number 2

March-April 1998

CONTENTS

(indexed in Current Contents/Life Sciences)

Special Issue

Radiotherapy at the end of the 20th century: current role and future
perspectives in clinical oncology edited by Mauro Palazzi and Gianstefano
Gardani




• Foreword
  
  Gianstefano Gardani



• Continuing medical education
  in radiation oncology
  
  Ermanno Emiliani



• Introducing quality assurance
  in radiotherapy
  
  Vito Vitale, Gerolama Buconte, Franca Foppiano, Paola
  Franzone, Marina Guenzi, Chiara Guglielmini, Marina Maione, and Gabriella
  Paoli



• Immobilization devices
  between routine and quality assurance
  
  Cesare Polico, Giovanni Pavanato, Carlo Capirci, and
  Giovanni Mandoliti



• Supportive care in radiotherapy:
  a review
  
  Giampiero Ausili-CÅ faro, and Luca Marmiroli technology
  and radiotherapy



• Advances in treatment with
  intensity-modulated conformal radiotherapy
  
  Steve Webb



• Innovations in three-dimensional
  treatment planning and quality assurance
  
  Jeff M. Michalski, and James A. Purdy



• Radiobiological models
  of tissue response to radiation in treatment planning systems
  
  Andrzej Niemierko



• Radiotherapy treatment
  verification
  
  Raffaele Novario, Paola Stucchi, Lucia Perna, and Leopoldo
  Conte



• Two quality control procedures
  on radiotherapy beam calibration and treatment planning system implementation
  
  
  Angelo Piermattei, Luigi Azario, Stefania delle Canne,
  Andrea Fidanzio, and Giovanni Palazzoni

altered dose fractionation

• Altered fractionation
  in radiotherapy
  
  Riccardo Valdagni



• Randomized trials on altered
  fractionation in head and neck cancer radiotherapy with conventional fractionation
  as control arm: another lap to go
  
  Patrizia Olmi, and Carlo Fallai



• Non conventional fractionation
  in radiotherapy of the musculo-skeletal sarcomas
  
  Enza Barbieri, Giovanni Frezza, Ombretta Martelli, Stefano
  Neri, Mario Mercuri, Franco Gherlinzoni, Gaetano Bacci, Antonia Mancini,
  Carlo Putti, and Lucio Babini



• Altered fractionation
  radiotherapy in lung cancer
  
  Mauro Palazzi, Annamaria Cerrotta, and Sergio Villa
  



• Clinical results of unconventional
  fractionation radiotherapy in central nervous system tumors
  
  Marco Botturi, and Laura Fariselli

non conventional radiations

• Hadrontherapy in the world
  and the programmes of the TERA foundation
  
  Ugo Amaldi



• Radiotherapy with heavy
  ions: radiobiology, clinical indications and experience at GSI, Darmstadt
  
  
  Gerhard Kraft



• Number of potential patients
  to be treated with proton therapy in Italy
  
  Roberto Orecchia, and Marco Krengli



• Review of current protocols
  for protontherapy in USA
  
  Marco Krengli, Norbert J. Liebsch, Eugen B. Hug, and
  Roberto Orecchia

integrated treatments

• Biological and clinical
  implications for multimodality treatment in patients affected by squamous
  cell carcinoma of the head and neck
  
  Renzo Corvo, Giuseppe Sanguineti, and Marco Benasso



• Clinical application of
  integrated treatments in breast cancer
  
  Dorian Cosentino, and Maria Carla Valli



• Neoadjuvant chemotherapy to radiation
  and concurrent chemoradiation for locally advanced squamous cell carcinoma
  of the cervix: a review of the recent literature



Alessandro Colombo, Fabio Landoni, Andrea Maneo, Gerardo Zanetta, Simonetta
Nava, and Gabriele Tancini



• Radiotherapy combined with other
  treatments in rectal cancer



Vincenzo Valentini



• Radio-chemotherapy of anal cancer



Roberto Zucali, Roberto Doci, Rado Kenda, Laura Lozza, Silvia Tana,
and Francesca Valvo



• Radio-chemotheapy of vulvar cancer



Roberto Zucali, Francesco Raspagliesi, Rado Kenda, Laura Lozza, Silvia
Tana, and Francesca Valvo



• Combined modality treatment for
  esophageal cancer



Michele Tordiglione, Maurizio Kalli, Vittorio Vavassori, and Roberto
Luraghi



• Combined modality treatment of
  locally advanced lung cancer



Mauro G. Trovo, Marco Gigante, Emilio Minatel, Carlo Gobitti, and Giovanni
Franchin



• The evolving role of radiation
  therapy in the optimal multimodality treatment of childhood cancer



Fabrizio Lombardi, Pierina Navarria, and Lorenza Gandola



• Prevention of radiotherapy-induced
  emesis



Fausto Roila, Giovanni Ciccarese, Maria Angela Palladino, and Verena
De Angelis



• The multidisciplinary approach
  in clinical oncology



Lisa Licitra, Raffaele Cavina, and Annamaria Cerrotta

TUMORI, a Journal of Experimental and Clinical Oncology, is the Official Journal of Società Italiana di
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