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KCE Reports 62 (2007)

KCE Reports 116 (2009)

KCE Reports 264 (2016)

KCE Reports 217 (2014)

KCE Report 298 (2018) Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in women in Belgium and throughout the world. Provided this cancer is in the early stage, treatment is essentially locoregional, that is, via surgery alone or combined with radiation therapy. In theory, this treatment is enough to eradicate the tumour since it is still limited. However, it is known that about 30% of patients treated in this way are at risk of developing remote metastases, because metastatic cancerous cells are already present but undetectable at the time of diagnosis.

KCE Reports 178 (2012)

KCE Reports 189 (2012)

KCE Reports 240 (2015)

KCE Reports 244 (2015)

KCE Reports 201 (2013)

KCE Reports 124 (2010)

KCE Reports 95 (2008)

KCE Reports 255 (2015)

KCE Reports 111 (2009)

KCE Reports 36 (2006) August 2006 (3rd edition ; 2nd edition : July 2006 ; 1st edition : June 2006)

KCE Reports 112 (2009)

KCE Reports 327 (2019)  

KCE Reports 336 (2020)  

KCE Reports 307 (2019) Proton therapy is a radiation therapy technique which allows large doses of radiation to be delivered to cancerous tumours without (excessively) “overflowing” to adjacent tissues. There has been much talk of this technique in recent years, since two projects by proton therapy centres are ongoing in Belgium, one in Louvain and the other in Charleroi.

KCE Reports 136 (2010)