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Symposium on Some Uses of Ionizing Radiation in Pregnancy.

A. G. S. Cooper

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Reference has been made to the possible sequelae of the irradiation of patients in pregnancy. It has been suggested that radiotherapy be avoided or modified according to the urgency of its requirement.

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Reference has been made to the possible sequelae of the irradiation of patients in pregnancy. It has been suggested that radiotherapy be avoided or modified according to the urgency of its requirement.

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Reference has been made to the possible sequelae of the irradiation of patients in pregnancy. It has been suggested that radiotherapy be avoided or modified according to the urgency of its requirement.

Key concepts: Medicine, Ionizing radiation, Pregnancy, Radiation therapy, Medical physics, Radiation injury, Irradiation, Obstetrics

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