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male patient, an insured worker named N.Y. and aged 57, applies to radiation oncology on 12th August 1998. Prior to this, the patient is diagnosed as having the Stage 3A Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Lung in the Chest Diseases Clinic. He is told that he has to have an operation. However, the patient does not agree. The patient coming to the radiation oncology under these circumstances is told again that the operation is necessary. He, again, does not agree and is given radiotherapy. He received 66-Gy radiotherapy between 17th August and 6th October 1998.

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