Fifty years ago, radiation therapy was used to treat a variety of both malignant and nonmalignant conditions. In this article, the author reviews the experience over the past 50 years with radiation-induced sarcoma and the changes in attitude toward the use of radiation therapy for patients with benign bone disease.
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