The own technique of 60CO total body irradiation of patients with advanced non-Hodgkin's lymphomas is presented. The dose in the center of the pelvis has been theoretically calculated and verified by measurements on the anatomical phantom of the Alderson-Rando type and by in vivo measurements on patients applying the intrarectal probe with thermoluminescence dosimeters.
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