High-dose rate electronic brachytherapy (EBT) using surface applicators allows for convenient hypofractionated treatment of non-melanoma skin cancer (NMSC). However, EBT delivers a higher surface dose as compared to commonly used superficial x-ray or electron treatments. We report our institution’s initial experience with EBT for NMSC with a particular focus on acute skin toxicities of treatment.
H. Pan, S. Advani, K. Murphy, G. Mansy, M. Etzel, N. Detorie & P. Sanghvi.
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