Dose distribution challenges: protecting rectum, bladder, and bowel While brachytherapy offers unparalleled precision in delivering high radiation doses to cervical tumors, its therapeutic potential is inherently constrained by the anatomical proximity of the cervix to critical organs at risk (OARs), including the rectum, bladder, sigmoid colon, and small bowel [100]
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