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JOURNAL OF KAOHSIUNG MEDICAL ASSOCIATION 2012. vol.20, No.

NPC, Nasopharyngeal
carcinoma

1.0

25-50


31 40
50
97

8.3

EB

(
)
50~100

EB1966

EB

1970s 1980s

50~60%(
80~90%40~60%)

70%30% 1998

(47~78%)

2D(2D

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conventional radiotherapy) 3D
(3D conformal radiotherapy)
(IMRT)
(IGRT)
(Tomotherapy)(Arc
therapy)

TN
X

()

(2006/5~2011/6)
67
5710
1
212025
(AJCC 6th edition)

/55
43
24

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JOURNAL OF KAOHSIUNG MEDICAL ASSOCIATION 2012. vol.20, No.2

CT sim
(local
control)100%

(regional neck control)


97%
(newly distant
metastases)6%
98%
PET
CTCAE
3
6%0%
3
4%0%

PET/CT sim
Planning System

PET/CT

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EB

EB
DNA
95%

EBDNA

EBV-DNA
RT-PCR
EBV-DNA

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