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Ann Med Res. 2005; 12(4): 269-271


Repeated Applications of Anesthesia during Radiation Therapy in a Child with Wilms? Tumor

Tuba Berra Erdem*, Haldun Şükrü Erkal**, Erdoğan Öztürk*, Ünsal Özgen***, Meltem Serin**

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Abstract


 

With regard to the accuracy, reliability, reproducibility and success of radiation therapy applications, it is of major

importance that the patients remain motionless during the applications, thus complying with the treatment that is

performed. For children under four years of age, anesthesiological approaches make significant contributions to the

success of radiation therapy applications. In this report, the radiation therapy application that has been performed at

the Department of Radiation Oncology at Inonu University Faculty of Medicine on a three year-old girl diagnosed

with Wilms’ tumor under intravenous sedation has been presented and the anesthesiological approaches for

radiation therapy applications in children has been reviewed.

Key Words: Wilms’ tumor, Radiation therapy, Intravenous sedation






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