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  • A study examined the effects of preoperative irradiation on 29 patients with laryngeal carcinoma, using fast neutrons alone or alongside gamma therapy.
  • Significant pathomorphosis was observed in all cases, including complete tumor disappearance in 2 patients, indicating a strong response to treatment.
  • The degree of pathomorphosis was consistent regardless of tumor location, growth form, or level of spread, and no changes were noted in the larynx wall outside of the tumor area.

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Studies of tumours and adjacent tissue were carried out in 29 patients with carcinoma of the larynx after preoperative irradiation with fast neurons at a total focal dose 5.6 Gy alone or in combination with gamma therapy. Pronounced pathomorphosis was established in all the cases, up to a full disappearance of the tumor in 2 patients, the degree of pathomorphosis did not depend on location, macroscopic form of growth, degree of dissemination. No changes were found in the wall of the larynx outside the tumor.

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  • A study examined the effects of preoperative irradiation on 29 patients with laryngeal carcinoma, using fast neutrons alone or alongside gamma therapy.
  • Significant pathomorphosis was observed in all cases, including complete tumor disappearance in 2 patients, indicating a strong response to treatment.
  • The degree of pathomorphosis was consistent regardless of tumor location, growth form, or level of spread, and no changes were noted in the larynx wall outside of the tumor area.
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