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October 23, 2025Deleted JournalOpen Access

Studying the Impact of Skin Dose on Post-Mastectomy Radiotherapy Planning for Breast Cancer

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Irradiated dose was reduced through skin dose limitation during radiotherapy planning after mastectomy.
Patients with skin dose limitation experienced fewer acute skin reactions, with a decrease by 13.33%.
Method comparison utilized traditional versus new approaches focusing on skin as an organ at risk.
Limiting skin dose shows potential in reducing exposure, though it doesn't significantly lower skin reaction incidence.

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Analysis reveals limiting skin dose benefits radiotherapy planning in breast cancer patients, indicating lower irradiated dose but no significant skin reaction decrease.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68f9d6583f378872224925bc https://doi.org/10.26689/otd.v3i3.12255

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Analysis reveals limiting skin dose benefits radiotherapy planning in breast cancer patients, indicating lower irradiated dose but no significant skin reaction decrease.

Studying the Impact of Skin Dose on Post-Mastectomy Radiotherapy Planning for Breast Cancer

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