How would you approach radiation for a cutaneous T-cell lymphoma on the nose?

What would be your dose/fractionation? Are there any special approaches for protection of the eyes, nasal cavity, etc.? What if there were a large cell transformation of the lymphoma?

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Radiation Oncology · Duke University Medical Center

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"Cutaneous T-cell lymphoma" (CTCL) comprises a number of different lymphoma subtypes that arise within the skin. Mycosis fungoides (MF) is, by far, the most prevalent. Consequently, the terms CTCL and MF are often used interchangeably. The treatment for each of these lymphomas is different. Furtherm...

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