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Over 20% of cancer incidence in the group of women in Poland and the world is breast cancer. The study aimed to evaluate the doses in the healthy tissue and the influence of the breast's anatomy and size in the examined group of patients with left breast cancer treated by radiotherapy. The analysis covered 50 patients who were treated by three-dimensional conformal radiotherapy. Analysis of dose-volume histogram was used to assess the impact of patients' anatomy on doses to healthy tissues: lungs and heart. It was found that the dose in the lungs and the heart of the most affected breast shape and size. There was no influence of the shape and size of the chest. Patients with large, drooping breasts should use non-standard immobilization for example, prone position.
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