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Interdisciplinary consensus statement on indication and application of a hydrogel spacer for prostate radiotherapy based on experience in more than 250 patients

Arndt-Christian Müller

Arndt-Christian Müller

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Müller, Arndt-Christian
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Johannes Mischinger

Johannes Mischinger

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Mischinger, Johannes
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Theodor Klotz

Theodor Klotz

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Klotz, Theodor
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Bernd Gagel

Bernd Gagel

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Gagel, Bernd
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Gregor Habl

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Habl, Gregor
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Gencay Hatiboglu

Gencay Hatiboglu

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Hatiboglu, Gencay
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Michael Pinkawa

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Jul 19, 2016
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Article Category: Research Article
Published Online: Jul 19, 2016
Page range: 329 - 336
Received: Feb 28, 2016
Accepted: Apr 17, 2016
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1515/raon-2016-0036
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Hydrogel injection. Sagittal transrectal ultrasound images showing (A)the needle placed at the Denonvillier’s fascia at the start of hydrodissection, after complete hydrodissection (B), at the start (C)and after successful hydrogel injection (D). Air contamination after hydrogel injection worsens visibility (D).P = prostate; SV = seminal vesicles
Hydrogel injection. Sagittal transrectal ultrasound images showing (A)the needle placed at the Denonvillier’s fascia at the start of hydrodissection, after complete hydrodissection (B), at the start (C)and after successful hydrogel injection (D). Air contamination after hydrogel injection worsens visibility (D).P = prostate; SV = seminal vesicles
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