Reports of practical oncology and radiotherapy : journal of Greatpoland Cancer Center in Poznan and Polish Society of Radiation Oncology · 2013
First treatment of mycosis fungoides by total skin electron beam (TSEB) therapy in Greece.
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Diamantopoulos Stefanos, Platoni Kalliopi, Kouloulias Vassilis, Pantelakos Panayiotis, Dilvoi Maria, Papadavid Evangelia, Antoniou Christina, Efstathopoulos Efstathios
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BACKGROUND: Mycosis fungoides (MF), the most common subtype of cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma (CTCL), is a rare chronic skin neoplasia. Total skin electron irradiation has been employed along with a variety of other topical or systemic treatments for MF management.
AIM: To report the first case treated by TSEB irradiation protocol in Greece.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: A fractionated 36 Gy total skin electron beam (TSEB) therapy was prescribed to a 65-years-old male patient with mycosis fungoides (MF), stage IIB, refractory to several treatments during a 20-year period. Dose uniform delivery was monitored by thermo-luminescence dosimetry.
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION: The homogeneous skin dose distribution resulted in a complete clinical response. Limited, irradiation-oriented, side effects appeared.
CONCLUSIONS: The first TSEB irradiation prescription in Greek medical chronicles was proved effective in this case of tumor stage MF (T3-IIB), which had been refractory to several single or combination treatments.
AIM: To report the first case treated by TSEB irradiation protocol in Greece.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: A fractionated 36 Gy total skin electron beam (TSEB) therapy was prescribed to a 65-years-old male patient with mycosis fungoides (MF), stage IIB, refractory to several treatments during a 20-year period. Dose uniform delivery was monitored by thermo-luminescence dosimetry.
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION: The homogeneous skin dose distribution resulted in a complete clinical response. Limited, irradiation-oriented, side effects appeared.
CONCLUSIONS: The first TSEB irradiation prescription in Greek medical chronicles was proved effective in this case of tumor stage MF (T3-IIB), which had been refractory to several single or combination treatments.