Renal dysfunction among patients treated with radiotherapy for locoregionally advanced head and neck cancer.

Joshua K. Sabari,Keivan Shifteh,Thomas J. Ow,Andrew Tassler,Bradley A. Schiff,Madhur K. Garg,Maury Rosenstein,Catherine Sarta,H. Haynes,Yoko Eng,Gregory Rosenblatt,Matthew K. Abramowitz,Nicolas F. Schlecht,Michael B. Prystowsky,Stuart H. Packer,Richard V. Smith,Missak Haigentz

Renal dysfunction among patients treated with radiotherapy for locoregionally advanced head and neck cancer.

2014

Joshua K. Sabari
Keivan Shifteh
Thomas J. Ow
Andrew Tassler
Bradley A. Schiff
Madhur K. Garg
Maury Rosenstein
Catherine Sarta
H. Haynes
Yoko Eng
Gregory Rosenblatt
Matthew K. Abramowitz
Nicolas F. Schlecht
Michael B. Prystowsky
Stuart H. Packer
Richard V. Smith
Missak Haigentz

e17026 Background: Radiotherapy (RT), a standard part of the multidisciplinary care for locoregionally advanced head and neck cancer (HNC), is associated with known acute and chronic toxicities. RT...

Keywords:

Pathology
General surgery
Head and neck cancer
Radiation therapy
Medicine
Physical therapy
Radiology

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