"استخدام المعالجة الكثبية" dilini İngilis dilinə tərcümə edin

EN Permanent brachytherapy. In some cases, such as with prostate cancer brachytherapy, radioactive material is placed in your body permanently.

• Permanent brachytherapy
• cases
• prostate cancer brachytherapy
• body

EN Permanent brachytherapy. In some cases, such as with prostate cancer brachytherapy, radioactive material is placed in your body permanently.

• Permanent brachytherapy
• cases
• prostate cancer brachytherapy
• body

EN Brachytherapy can be used alone or in conjunction with other cancer treatments

• alone
• treatments

EN Brachytherapy can also be used along with external beam radiation.

• beam

EN A number of techniques are used for inserting the brachytherapy devices into body tissue.

• number of techniques
• used for inserting

EN Brachytherapy can be used alone or in conjunction with other cancer treatments

• alone
• treatments

EN Brachytherapy can also be used along with external beam radiation.

• beam

EN A number of techniques are used for inserting the brachytherapy devices into body tissue.

• number of techniques
• used for inserting

EN Brachytherapy is used to treat several types of cancer, including:

• Brachytherapy is used
• treat several types
• cancer

EN For instance, brachytherapy is sometimes used after surgery to destroy any cancer cells that may remain

• instance
• brachytherapy is sometimes
• remain

EN Because brachytherapy focuses radiation in a small treatment area, only that area is affected.

• Because brachytherapy focuses
• small treatment area

EN Before you begin brachytherapy, you may meet with a doctor who specializes in treating cancer with radiation (radiation oncologist)

• Before you begin
• specializes in treating
• radiation
• radiation oncologist

EN Procedures such as X-rays, computerized tomography (CT) or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) may be performed before brachytherapy.

• computerized tomography
• CT
• magnetic resonance imaging
• MRI
• performed before

EN Brachytherapy treatment involves inserting radioactive material into your body near the cancer.

• Brachytherapy treatment involves

EN During intracavity brachytherapy, a device containing radioactive material is placed in a body opening, such as the windpipe or the vagina

• During intracavity brachytherapy
• device containing radioactive
• opening
• windpipe
• vagina

EN Your radiation therapy team may place the brachytherapy device by hand or may use a computerized machine to help place the device.

• radiation therapy team
• place the brachytherapy
• hand

EN During interstitial brachytherapy, devices containing radioactive material are placed within body tissue, such as within the breast or prostate.

• During interstitial brachytherapy
• devices containing radioactive
• placed within body
• within the breast

EN These long, hollow tubes are loaded with the brachytherapy devices, such as seeds, and inserted into the tissue where the seeds are released.

• long
• brachytherapy devices
• seeds

EN In some cases, narrow tubes (catheters) may be placed during surgery and later filled with radioactive material during brachytherapy sessions.

• cases
• narrow tubes
• catheters
• placed during surgery
• material during brachytherapy

EN One treatment for cervical cancer is intracavity brachytherapy.

• treatment for cervical
• intracavity

EN What you'll experience during brachytherapy depends on your specific treatment.

• you'll experience during

EN High-dose-rate brachytherapy is often an outpatient procedure, which means each treatment session is brief and doesn't require that you be admitted to the hospital.

• outpatient procedure
• means each treatment
• brief

EN During high-dose-rate brachytherapy, radioactive material is placed in your body for a short period — from a few minutes up to 20 minutes

• During high-dose-rate brachytherapy
• period
• minutes

EN The radioactive material is inserted into the brachytherapy device with the help of a computerized machine.

• computerized

EN Your radiation therapy team will leave the room during your brachytherapy session. They'll observe from a nearby room where they can see and hear you.

• radiation therapy team
• leave the room
• brachytherapy session
• hear

EN You shouldn't feel any pain during brachytherapy, but if you feel uncomfortable or have any concerns, be sure to tell your caregivers.

• during brachytherapy
• feel uncomfortable
• concerns
• sure to tell

EN You'll likely stay in a private room in the hospital during low-dose-rate brachytherapy

• You'll likely stay
• hospital during low-dose-rate

EN You shouldn't feel pain during low-dose-rate brachytherapy

• shouldn't feel pain
• low-dose-rate brachytherapy

EN After a designated amount of time, the radioactive material is removed from your body. Once brachytherapy treatment is complete, you're free to have visitors without restrictions.

• After a designated
• body
• Once brachytherapy treatment
• complete
• visitors without

EN Your doctor may recommend scans after brachytherapy to determine whether treatment was successful

• doctor may recommend

EN Brachytherapy is used to treat several types of cancer, including:

• Brachytherapy is used
• treat several types
• cancer

EN For instance, brachytherapy is sometimes used after surgery to destroy any cancer cells that may remain

• instance
• brachytherapy is sometimes
• remain

EN Because brachytherapy focuses radiation in a small treatment area, only that area is affected.

• Because brachytherapy focuses
• small treatment area

EN Before you begin brachytherapy, you may meet with a doctor who specializes in treating cancer with radiation (radiation oncologist)

• Before you begin
• specializes in treating
• radiation
• radiation oncologist

EN Procedures such as X-rays, computerized tomography (CT) or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) may be performed before brachytherapy.

• computerized tomography
• CT
• magnetic resonance imaging
• MRI
• performed before

EN Brachytherapy treatment involves inserting radioactive material into your body near the cancer.

• Brachytherapy treatment involves

EN During intracavity brachytherapy, a device containing radioactive material is placed in a body opening, such as the windpipe or the vagina

• During intracavity brachytherapy
• device containing radioactive
• opening
• windpipe
• vagina

EN Your radiation therapy team may place the brachytherapy device by hand or may use a computerized machine to help place the device.

• radiation therapy team
• place the brachytherapy
• hand

EN During interstitial brachytherapy, devices containing radioactive material are placed within body tissue, such as within the breast or prostate.

• During interstitial brachytherapy
• devices containing radioactive
• placed within body
• within the breast

EN These long, hollow tubes are loaded with the brachytherapy devices, such as seeds, and inserted into the tissue where the seeds are released.

• long
• brachytherapy devices
• seeds

EN In some cases, narrow tubes (catheters) may be placed during surgery and later filled with radioactive material during brachytherapy sessions.

• cases
• narrow tubes
• catheters
• placed during surgery
• material during brachytherapy

EN One treatment for cervical cancer is intracavity brachytherapy.

• treatment for cervical
• intracavity

EN What you'll experience during brachytherapy depends on your specific treatment.

• you'll experience during

EN High-dose-rate brachytherapy is often an outpatient procedure, which means each treatment session is brief and doesn't require that you be admitted to the hospital.

• outpatient procedure
• means each treatment
• brief

EN During high-dose-rate brachytherapy, radioactive material is placed in your body for a short period — from a few minutes up to 20 minutes

• During high-dose-rate brachytherapy
• period
• minutes

EN The radioactive material is inserted into the brachytherapy device with the help of a computerized machine.

• computerized

EN Your radiation therapy team will leave the room during your brachytherapy session. They'll observe from a nearby room where they can see and hear you.

• radiation therapy team
• leave the room
• brachytherapy session
• hear

EN You shouldn't feel any pain during brachytherapy, but if you feel uncomfortable or have any concerns, be sure to tell your caregivers.

• during brachytherapy
• feel uncomfortable
• concerns
• sure to tell

EN You'll likely stay in a private room in the hospital during low-dose-rate brachytherapy

• You'll likely stay
• hospital during low-dose-rate

EN You shouldn't feel pain during low-dose-rate brachytherapy

• shouldn't feel pain
• low-dose-rate brachytherapy