Breast Cancer Radiation Therapy Treatment Plan Checklist 2025

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A common treatment schedule (course) historically has included one radiation treatment a day, five days a week (usually Monday through Friday), for five or six weeks. This course is still commonly used in people who require radiation to the lymph nodes.
Whole radiotherapy targets the entire tissue. Conventional dose of 45 Gy to 50 Gy is delivered to the whole , followed by a boost to the lumpectomy bed for an additional 10 Gy to 16 Gy. Conventional fractionation typically given over 6 weeks.
Its common to get therapy five days a week over several weeks. Some treatment courses are given over 1 to 2 weeks. The treatment is spread out this way so that healthy cells have time to recover between sessions. Sometimes only one treatment is used to relieve pain or other symptoms from more advanced cancers.
Radiation therapy for DCIS is usually given every day, 5 days a week, for 3-4 weeks. Learn about going through radiation therapy. Learn more about surgical margins.
Treatment planning helps identify the exact area to be treated and the most effective dose of radiation, while limiting the amount of radiation to surrounding tissues. Treatment planning is usually done using a CT (computerised tomography) scanner. The planning session will take between about 15 minutes and an hour.
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Hypofractionated radiation therapy uses a higher dose of radiation per session. This reduces the number of treatment sessions and shortens the overall course of radiation therapy to 1-4 weeks (a usual course can be up to 5 weeks). Many women get hypofractionated radiation therapy after a lumpectomy.

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