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HDRBC
(redirected from High Dose Rate Brachytherapy)

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HDRBCHeat Damaged Red Blood Cell
HDRBCHigh Dose Rate Brachytherapy
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High dose rate brachytherapy involves placing the radioactive source inside or next to the area requiring treatment.
VARIAN UNVEILS BRACHYTHERAPY APPLICATOR FOR CANCER TREATMENT by Biotech Equipment Update
High dose rate brachytherapy allows the treatment of a number of cancers from the inside out, including lung, esophageal and gynecologic tumors.
21st century oncology: excellence in advanced radiation therapy by Sarasota Magazine
Also contributing to Cancer Treatment Centers of America's status as a destination cancer hospital, CTCA offers hard-to-find treatment technologies and treatment protocols: TomoTherapy(R) radiation treatment to pinpoint and more safely treat cancer; Fractionated Dose Chemotherapy to minimize the side effects of conventional chemotherapy; Chemoembolization; High Dose Rate Brachytherapy and more (refer to "Technology and Advanced Therapies" sheet).
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