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week over a period of 6 weeks [1cGY 100 rads (radiation absorbed dose), or 100 ergs per gram of irradiated material] Other factors, still unde ned, must play a part, since similar courses of radiation treatment may damage one patient and leave another unaffected The severe necrotizing encephalopathy that has followed the combined use of methotrexate (intrathecally but also intravenously) was discussed earlier, under Involvement of the Nervous System in Leukemia, the condition in which it was rst described and formerly was most prevalent CT scans show a low-density contrast-enhancing lesion, and by angiography there is an avascular mass MRI is somewhat more sensitive in distinguishing radiation necrosis from tumor and peritumor products, but positron emission tomography (PET) is the most reliable way of making this distinction, perhaps obviating the need for biopsy (Glantz et al) Single-photon emission tomography (SPECT) can be equally useful for this purpose (Carvalho et al) Treatment has consisted of corticosteroids, which may cause regression of symptoms and of edema surrounding the lesion Very high doses may be necessary, 40 mg or more of dexamethasone (or its equivalent) Rarely, surgical resection has been attempted, with indifferent results It is also known that tumors, usually sarcomas, can be induced by radiation, as mentioned earlier (Cavin et al) While well documented, this occurs rarely and only after an interval of many years We have also seen two cases of brosacroma of the brachial plexus region in the radiation eld for breast tumors (Gorson et al) These lesions appeared more than 10 years after the initial treatment, and many cases of even longer latency are on record Tumors of the spinal cord and peripheral nerves are discussed in Chaps 44 and 46, respectively The various neurologic effects of chemotherapy for systemic tumors, especially polyneuropathy, are discussed in Chaps 43 and 46.

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