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Treatment of Radiation Urinary Tract Disease

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The Causation and Clinical Management of Pelvic Radiation Disease

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Patients referred for the assessment of radiation disease of the urinary tract are those in whom the initial radiation reaction has subsided and urinary tract symptoms, with or without disorders of other pelvic organs, have appeared later (late disease). Rarely we see those in whom difficulties have arisen during treatment or in whom the initial reaction has never resolved (early disease).

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  1. R. J. Barnard
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  1. University of Manchester, University Hospital of South Manchester, Manchester, M20 8LR, UK

    P. F. Schofield MD, FRCS (Honorary Reader in Surgery, Consultant Surgeon) (Honorary Reader in Surgery, Consultant Surgeon)

  2. University Hospital of South Manchester, Manchester, M20 8LR, UK

    E. W. Lupton MD, FRCS (Consultant Urologist) (Consultant Urologist)

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Barnard, R.J., Lupton, E.W. (1989). Treatment of Radiation Urinary Tract Disease. In: Schofield, P.F., Lupton, E.W. (eds) The Causation and Clinical Management of Pelvic Radiation Disease. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-1704-9_8

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