radiotherapists造句

• No radiotherapists said they would want it.
• More immediately, it could enable radiotherapists to tailor treatment more closely to patients'requirements.
• In between, he rose to senior attending radiotherapist and twice served as chief of the department of radiotherapy.
• Some radiotherapists proceed to gain their full Master's and Doctoral degrees to work as Consultant Radiotherapists in the UK.
• Some radiotherapists proceed to gain their full Master's and Doctoral degrees to work as Consultant Radiotherapists in the UK.
• In 1939, with the outbreak of World War II, he became radiotherapist with the Emergency Medical Service in Cambridge.
• Radiotherapists are well aware of possible pulmonary toxicity, and take a number of precautions to minimise the incidence of this side effect.
• Cade, who was a pioneer in the treatment of cancer by radiotherapy, first conducted joint clinics with radiotherapists at the Westminster Hospital.
• "' Hugo Flecker "'( 1884-1957 ) was an Australian medical practitioner, radiotherapist, toxicologist and natural historian.
• "' Berta Jereb "'( born 25 May 1925 in
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  e ) is a Slovenian oncologist and the first Slovenian radiotherapist.
• Lenz's unusual linguistic abilities-besides Russian and English he was fluent in French, German, Portuguese, and Spanish-made him an internationally known figure among radiotherapists.
• To further scientific and medical collaborations between radiologists, radiotherapists, physicians, and physicists, Johns guided the creation of the Graduate Department in Medical Biophysics at the University of Toronto in 1958.
• Subsequently founded societies included the British Association of Radiologists ( 1934 ), the Society of Radiotherapists of Great Britain and Northern Ireland ( 1935 ) and the Faculty of Radiologists ( 1939 ).
• This would enable radiotherapists to match radiation doses more closely to individual patients _ reducing exposure to avoid excessive side-effects in people who are extremely sensitive, and raising the dose to kill more cancer cells in those who are more tolerant.
• Mammograms are either looked at by one ( single reading ) or two ( double reading ) trained professionals : these film readers are generally radiologists, but may also be radiographers, radiotherapists or breast clinicians ( non-radiologist physicians specialising in breast disease ).
• IN keeping with its objective to promote cancer awareness as a means of preventing the disease, the Sabah Cancer Society recently organised a public forum in Kota Kinabalu, bringing together oncologists Dr Ang Peng Thiam of Mt Elizabeth Hospital, Singapore, and radiotherapist-oncologist, Dr Albert Lim of the Gleneagles Intan Medical Centre, Kuala Lumpur.