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orthovoltage /or·tho·vol·tage/ (or´tho-vōl″taj) in radiotherapy, voltage in the range of 140 to 400 kilovolts, as contrasted to supervoltage and megavoltage.

orthovoltage

[-vōl′tij]

Etymology: Gk, orthos, straight; Count Alessandro Volta

the energy range of 100 to 350 kiloelectron volts supplied by some x-ray generators used for radiation therapy. Such generators have been replaced in many health facilities by equipment that operates in the megaelectron volt range. See also volt.

orthovoltage [or´tho-vōl″taj]

in radiation therapy, voltage in the range of 140 to 400 kilovolts, as contrasted to supervoltage and megavoltage.

orthovoltage

in radiation therapy, voltage in the range of 140 to 400 kV.

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BEAM Cancer Therapy, Definitive Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma external beam radiotherapy intraoperative radiotherapy megavoltage oxygen therapy pulp canal therapy radiation therapy radiotherapy replacement therapy root canal therapy speech therapy standard air chamber supervoltage therapy Thoraeus filters	Role of radiation in rectal Cancer In the frail elderly patient with superficial lesions in the lower third of the rectum endocavity radiation with orthovoltage applicators or high-dose-rate brachytherapy give equivalent results to local excision (96% for T1 tumours, 86% for T2). Colorectal carcinoma is a common malignancy affecting up to 80 per ... by Robertson, Barbara; Kotzen, Jeffrey; Oettle, G.J. / CME: Your SA Journal of CPD Washing the irradiated skin with soap and water was felt to exacerbate radiation dermatitis during the orthovoltage era. Skin toxicity during breast irradiation: pathophysiology and ... by Aguero, Eric G. / Southern Medical Journal Mobetron will replace Stanford Hospital's former intraoperative radiation therapy system, an Orthovoltage x-ray machine, and will be used to treat a wide variety of cancers, such as colorectal, gynecological, gastric, pancreatic, orthopedic, pediatric, breast and head and neck. Stanford Hospital & Clinics Selects IntraOp Medical Corporation's ... by Business Wire	orthoscopic orthoscopy orthosis orthostasis orthostatic orthostatic albuminuria orthostatic hypotension orthostatic intolerance orthostatic proteinuria orthostatism orthotic orthotics orthotist orthotoluidine orthotonos orthotonus orthotopic orthotopic liver transplantation orthotopic neobladder orthotopic transplantation orthotopic ureterocele orthotricresyl phosphate orthotropia orthotropic Orthovisc orthovoltage orthozoonosis Ortolani's sign Ortolani's test Ortrip orts Orudis Orycteropus Oryctolagus cuniculus Oryx Oryx gazella Oryzias latipes Os os 1 os calcis os capitatum os coccygis os coxae os cuboideum os hamatum os hyoideum os intermetatarseum os lunatum os magnum os naviculare pedis OS strain	orthotricresyl phosphate orthotronic error control Orthotropal orthotropia orthotropic orthotropic orthotropic Orthotropic bridge Orthotropic bridges Orthotropic deck Orthotropic deck bridge Orthotropic deck bridges Orthotropic decks orthotropically orthotropically orthotropically Orthotropics Orthotropics Orthotropics orthotropism orthotropism orthotropism orthotropous orthotropous orthotropous ovule Orthotropy Orthotropy Orthotropy orthotungstic acid Orthovisc orthovoltage Orthovoltage X-rays Orthox Orthoxylene orthozoonosis ORTI ORTIG Ortilis vetula macalli Orting Orting Orting Police Department Ortive Ortiz, Alfonso Alex Ortiz, Fernando Ortiz, Simon ORTK ORTL ORTLEF Ortler Ortler Ortles Ortles ORTN Ortner syndrome Ortner syndrome Ortner syndrome ORTO Orto-Tokoi Ortodox Christian Ortogonal Ortogonal

Role of radiation in rectal Cancer In the frail elderly patient with superficial lesions in the lower third of the rectum endocavity radiation with orthovoltage applicators or high-dose-rate brachytherapy give equivalent results to local excision (96% for T1 tumours, 86% for T2).

Colorectal carcinoma is a common malignancy affecting up to 80 per ... by Robertson, Barbara; Kotzen, Jeffrey; Oettle, G.J. / CME: Your SA Journal of CPD

Washing the irradiated skin with soap and water was felt to exacerbate radiation dermatitis during the orthovoltage era.

Skin toxicity during breast irradiation: pathophysiology and ... by Aguero, Eric G. / Southern Medical Journal

Mobetron will replace Stanford Hospital's former intraoperative radiation therapy system, an Orthovoltage x-ray machine, and will be used to treat a wide variety of cancers, such as colorectal, gynecological, gastric, pancreatic, orthopedic, pediatric, breast and head and neck.

Stanford Hospital & Clinics Selects IntraOp Medical Corporation's ... by Business Wire

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