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deficiency ( 7 ), chronic inflammation ( 8 ), nutritional deficiencies, gut microbiome, endothelial dysfunction ( 9 ) and irradiation ( 6 , 10 , 11 , 12 ). Several studies have demonstrated that total body irradiation (TBI), given as a conditioning regimen
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, excluding craniopharyngioma or a pituitary gland tumor, between January 2002 and December 2012 ( n = 258). The patients received cranial or craniospinal irradiation and had survived ≥ 2 years after diagnosis with either stable residual disease or no
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small-cell lung carcinoma ( 5 ). However, cranial irradiation has previously been identified as a risk factor for endocrinopathy. Radiation damage to the hypothalamus and pituitary gland, which orchestrate hormone release from within the brain, can lead
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). Irradiation-induced GHD is dose-dependent ( 19 ), might occur even after low radiation doses ( 20 ), and can evolve over time years after treatment has been completed ( 21 ). The consequences of GHD are many: reduced linear growth in children, decreased bone
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head and neck tumours, acute leukaemia with CNS involvement, as well as during total body irradiation (TBI) utilised as preconditioning before bone or stem cell transplantation. Cranial RT treatment volumes may be localised to the tumour's original site
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vascular ultrasound measurements in CCS. The aim of this cross-sectional study was to develop a strategy for determining MetS even in abdominally irradiated long-term survivors of childhood nephro- and neuroblastoma, using an integrated biomarker profile
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on QoL ( 6 ), including hot flashes, risk for osteoporosis and mood lability ( 7 ). Total body irradiation, even low-dose regimen, as well as the chemotherapeutic agents used in the conditioning regimen for HSCT, and the deleterious effects of
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. In KRANIOPHARYNGEOM 2007, the decision on time point of irradiation (immediate irradiation vs irradiation at the time point of progression of residual tumor) was randomized for a small subgroup of patients ( n = 24) fulfilling the following inclusion
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physicians Hess and Weinstock and the biochemist Steenbock clearly demonstrated that not only the UV exposure of white rats, but also UV irradiation of their daily chow could prevent rickets ( 6 , 7 ). Since then, the beneficial effects of ‘vitasterin