Influence of distinct
radiotherapy techniques to induce second cancer risks in left breast cancer. Material
and methods: Ten female patients with intact left breast cancer. Two treatment plans for
each patient:1) two tangential beams
3D-Conformal radiotherapy, 2) intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) plan. Estimation of second cancer risk
from Organ equivalent dose models (OEDs) in three dose-response model for
organs at risk in left breast cases. Results: The P-value for OED models in
3D-IMRT for left lung, both lung, heart, right lung, right breast, thyroid,
liver and spinal cord in linear dose model was 0.016, 0.005, 0.019, 3.95E-06, 5.79E-07, 0.003, 1.78E
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