The 5-year survival rate is up to 80% when breast cancer is diagnosed early and treated at the right time. Along with increasing survival rates, improving a woman's quality of life after breast surgery or mastectomy is equally important.

Breast cancer is a disease with a high mortality rate. However, if breast cancer is detected and treated effectively, the patient still has a chance to prolong life. Caring for cancer patients with appropriate methods will bring high results for patients.

Radiation therapy is a method of using high-energy ionizing radiation to destroy cancer cells. Radiation therapy has been shown to reduce recurrence rates, reduce metastasis, and increase survival for breast cancer patients.

Breast cancer initially grows only locally, then invades surrounding tissues and finally metastasizes to other organs. Breast cancer cells often metastasize to places such as bones, lungs, and brain.

Breast cancer is a common cancer in middle-aged women. If the patient is detected early and treated in time, the survival rate is very high. There are many treatments for breast cancer, from surgery, chemotherapy to radiation therapy. So is it possible to treat breast cancer without chemotherapy?

According to statistics, breast cancer is a common disease in women around the world as well as in Vietnam. There are currently several different ways to classify breast cancer. However, this disease still needs to be detected early and treated early to achieve positive results.

Objective: Evaluation daily setting error using 3D-CBCT image data to determine Setupmargin in 4D-DIBH radiotherapy (end-inspiratory hold) for left breast cancer.

Radiation therapy is one of the most common treatments for breast cancer. There are two main types of this method, including external radiation therapy and internal radiation therapy. Each treatment has its own advantages and disadvantages.