Some Immunological and Cytological Aspects .of The Breast and Uterus Can.cer Patients After Radiotherapy

The role of radiotherapy in immunological and cytological function of patients with cafcinoma of breast and uterus were investi gared: Using rosette forming T lymphocytes, white blood cells and lymphocytes count and distribution of micronuclei as parameters . After irrad iation . the number of peripheral blood lymphocytes and white blood cells wa~ reduced . The percentage of roselle Jorming T lymphocytes were alsu decreased while NBT percentage of poly morpho nuclcocytes were increased with radiotherapy . Peripheral blood lymphocytes appears in different forms and shows formation of micronudei . The f1Ull1.ber ()( micronuclci W8$ significantly increase:~ with irradiation ·csJ}ec i ally in binuclear lym,phocytes compared with that before irradi~tion .