PMC2948930_01
A 44-year-old male presenting with advanced RH of the pelvis and groin (a) Prior to treatment, arrow showing the extensive area of discoloration and skin breakdown (b) Anteroposterior (A-P) RT field (c) Lateral RT field (d) Groin in the last week of RT showing good clinical response (arrow) though skin break down persists probably secondary to RT. The skin healed within 4-6 weeks of completion of RT.
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A 44 year old male presented with one year history of slowly enlarging tumor of the right medial thigh and scrotum and extending to the left groin (Figure 1(a)). A 3-dimensional plan was generated to treat the pelvis, after contouring the Gross tumor (based on pretreatment CT and MR images) plus a 2 cm margin (Figures 1(b) and 1(c)). The patient tolerated the treatment well and had an excellent clinical response (Figure 1(d)).