Obsevanje benignih bolezni
Radiotherapy for benign disease
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.25670/oi2024-003onKeywords:
radiotherapy, benign disease, pain, osteoarthritisAbstract
Cilja zdravljenja z obsevanjem benignih bolezni sta povrnitev funkcije in izboljšanje kakovosti življenja. Obsevanje benignih bolezni se običajno izvaja z nizko dnevno in celokupno obsevalno dozo. V primerjavi z dozo, ki se jo uporablja za zdravljenje malignih obolenj, je doza tukaj navadno precej nižja. S sodobnimi obsevalnimi tehnikami, ki se uporabljajo v radioterapiji v zadnjem desetletju, je tveganje za poškodbe zdravega tkiva majhno. Z natančnim načrtovanjem obsevanja se žarki usmerijo na prizadeto območje, kar omogoča ohranitev zdravih tkiv. Obsevanje je tako varno in učinkovito, a je treba kljub temu vedno oceniti, kdaj je dobrobit obsevanja večja od morebitnih neželenih učinkov.
Abstract (Eng)
Radiation therapy for benign disease aims to restore function and can improve quality of life. Irradiation for benign conditions is usually performed with a low daily and total radiation dose and a lower number of treatment fractions (compared to the dose used for malignant diseases). With modern radiation therapy, the risk of damaging healthy tissue is minimal. The radiation is directed precisely to the affected area so that healthy tissue is spared. Radiation therapy for benign diseases is safe and effective. However, it is crucial to recognize the disadvantages of radiation therapy. It is also always essential to evaluate if the benefits of radiation outweigh the potential negative effects.
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