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Q How does preoperative chemotherapy interact with radiotherapy in carcinoma esophagus?

A) Chemotherapy and radiotherapy can interact in several ways.
1.Both treatment modalities may be active against different tumor cell populations (additive effect), the chemotherapy may be effective against micrometastases while radiation is active locoregionally ("spatial cooperation").
2. Chemotherapy may synchronize cells in a vulnerable phase for radiotherapy, decrease repopulation after radiotherapy
3. By shrinking a tumor, enhance reoxygenation, which is advantageous for radiotherapy
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Philly plastic surgery is divided into two main branches: Reconstructive Surgery and Cosmetic Surgery. While each type of surgical procedure is meant to restore or repair parts of the human body, the purpose and/or intentions behind these two types of procedures is what makes them different.
To help you gain a better understanding, the following is a brief breakdown of the two
Philly plastic surgery varieties:
Reconstructive: This is meant for functional purposes, and deals with altering or removing abnormal structures of the body that may be caused from birth defects, disease, injury, or infection. Any distortion to any part of the body can be mended with reconstructive surgery to improve function or to provide a person with a more normal appearance. It can be used to remove tumors, treat scars or burns, remove a cleft in lip, correct hands, feet, ears, etc. so they can be used effectively, and so on.
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