Our long standing policy, first at Yale, for the last 3 decades at Duke, has been to use consolidation RT to all sites of disease known to be present prior to chemotherapy, irrespective of "bulk".   On a log scale little difference between bulk and clinically detectable disease of any size. &nb...

Whether to treat above and below diaphragm at the same time depends on the exact areas being treated.   If both fields are relatively small, it is OK.   in the past when treating a mantle and paraaortic nodes and spleen for example they were done separately with a gap of about 3 weeks to a...