Moderately hypofractionated post-operative radiation therapy for breast cancer: preferences amongst radiation oncologists from countries in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Gustavo Nader MartaFabio Y MoraesRejane Carolina de Oliveira FrancoHeloísa de Andrade CarvalhoAndré Guimaraes GouveiaGustavo Cartaxo de Lima GösslingRafaela Gomes de JesusGustavo FerrarisPablo Munoz SchuffeneggerGustavo Sarria BardalesMaría Adela Poitevin ChacónRaúl MurilloLuis Ernesto Moreno SánchezElizabeth Gamarra-CabezasArthur Accioly RosaMaurício Fraga da SilvaMarcos Duarte de MattosDiego Chaves Rezende MoraisDouglas Guedes de CastroAlan Dal PraBeatriz E AmêndolaJosé Máximo BarrosTomas Merino LaraNicolás IsaDolores de la Mata MoyaIván HidalgoDiego Gimenez VelillaLijia Elizabeth Avilés LoayzaFrancisco Gomez MontenegroNestor O Sanchez ChacinGustavo WerutskyGustavo Arruda VianiPublished in: Reports of practical oncology and radiotherapy : journal of Greatpoland Cancer Center in Poznan and Polish Society of Radiation Oncology (2023)
Even though moderately hypofractionated post-operative radiation therapy for breast cancer is considered a new standard to the vast majority of the patients, its unrestricted application in clinical practice across LAC still faces reluctance.