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radiocurable

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ra·di·o·cur·a·ble (rd--kyr-bl)
adj.
Curable by irradiation.
radiocurable
[-kyo̅o̅′rəbəl]
pertaining to the susceptibility of tumor cells to destruction by ionizing radiation.
radiocurable [ra″de-o-kūr´ah-b'l]
curable by radiation therapy.
radiocurable
curable by radiation.
radiocurable
Oncology adjective Referring to a condition or lesion that regresses completely in response to ionizing radiation. See Radiation therapy.
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