Single institutional experience of radiation therapy for angiosarcoma of the scalp without cervical lymph node metastases: Impact of concurrent chemoradiation with maintenance chemotherapy using taxanes on patient prognosis
Hiroki Ihara(Tsuyama Chuo Hospital), Susumu Kanazawa(Okayama University), Shin Morizane(Okayama University), Kuniaki Katsui(Fukuyama City Hospital), Masahiro Kuroda(Okayama University), Tomoko Miyake(Okayama University), Norihisa Katayama(Okayama University), Tatsuya Kaji(Okayama University), Hidenobu Matsuzaki(Okayama University Hospital), Takahiro Waki(Okayama Medical Center), Osamu Yamasaki(Okayama University)
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