BRACHY in British medicine Meaning
The BRACHY meaning in British medicine terms is "Brachytherapy". There are 1 related meanings of the BRACHY British medicine abbreviation.
BRACHY on British medicine Full Forms
- Brachytherapy A nuclear medicine procedure during which a sealed radioactive source is implanted directly into a person being treated for cancer (usually of the mouth, breast, lung, prostate, ovaries, or uterus). The radioactive implant may be temporary or permanent, and the radiation attacks the tumor as long as the device remains in place. Brachytherapy uses radioisotopes, such as iridium-192 or iodine-125, which are regulated by the NRC and its Agreement States.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What does BRACHY stand for British medicine?
BRACHY stands for Brachytherapy in British medicine terms.
What is the shortened form of Brachytherapy in British medicine?
The short form of "Brachytherapy" is BRACHY for British medicine.
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