Ultralow-Dose Radiation Therapy Reduces Bone Pain in Myeloma While Preserving Bone Marrow

Ultralow-Dose Radiation Therapy Reduces Bone Pain in Myeloma While Preserving Bone Marrow

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This report highlights that ultralow-dose radiation therapy achieves an 86% pain response rate at six months in patients with myeloma. The treatment also shows low rates of adverse events and the need for re-irradiation, indicating its effectiveness and safety in managing bone pain while preserving bone marrow.

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