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Human Radiation Injury
Human Radiation Injury
Chapter 32. Urinary Function >
Pathophysiology of Radiation Injury
Studies of radiation-induced bladder injury in animal models have been essential in expanding our knowledge on the pathophysiology of radiation injury. Various techniques, including measurement of urinary frequency, bladder compliance, ...
Human Radiation Injury
Human Radiation Injury
Chapter 32. Urinary Function >
Clinical Manifestation of Radiation Injury
The clinical manifestation of radiation to the lower urinary tract can be categorized into acute and late reactions. Acute reactions occur during and up to 3 months after radiation exposure. ...
Human Radiation Injury
Human Radiation Injury
Chapter 32. Urinary Function >
Scoring Systems
Several validated scoring systems have been proposed to rate bladder toxicity. Acute and late toxicity can be assessed in a variety of ways: symptomatically, radiographically, cystoscopically, cystometrically, and histologically. The ...
Human Radiation Injury
Human Radiation Injury
Chapter 32. Urinary Function >
Management of Acute and Late Toxicity
As described above, acute radiation-induced symptoms, such as frequency, hematuria, and/or dysuria, are secondary to irritation and inflammation of the urothelium and bladder smooth muscle. Such symptoms typically resolve within ...
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