Medical term:
teletherapy
teletherapy
[tel″ĕ-ther´ah-pe]treatment in which the source of the therapeutic agent (such as radiation) is at a distance from the body.
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tel·e·ther·a·py
(tel'ĕ-thār'ă-pē),Radiation therapy administered with the source at a distance from the body. Compare: interstitial therapy.
Synonym(s): teleroentgentherapy
[G. tēle, distant, + therapeia, treatment]
Farlex Partner Medical Dictionary © Farlex 2012
tel·e·ther·a·py
(tel'ĕ-thār'ă-pē)Radiation therapy administered with the source at a distance from the body.
[G. tēle, distant, + therapeia, treatment]
Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing © Farlex 2012
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