Brachial Plexus – Contouring and Dose-Volume Assessment in Breast Cancer Locoregional Radiotherapy

Goyal, Shikha; Menon, Durgapoorna; P, N.; Makuny, Dinesh; PR, S.; Tk, Panfilova

doi:10.1016/s0167-8140(11)71792-3

Radiotherapy and Oncology

2011

DOI: 10.1016/s0167-8140(11)71792-3

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Brachial Plexus – Contouring and Dose-Volume Assessment in Breast Cancer Locoregional Radiotherapy

Shikha Goyal¹,

Durgapoorna Menon²,

N. P³

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“…Following a visit to England in 1935, thoroughly impressed by the work Menon was doing with the India League, Nehru named him his editor in London. 64 This responsibility came shortly before Nehru sought to publish his upcoming autobiography, Toward freedom, which surely informed his decision. 65 As a result, Menon suggested that it should be TBH that acquire the rights to publish Nehru's new book.…”

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The Early Political Thought and Publishing Career of V. K. Krishna Menon, 1928–1938

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This article assesses Indian activist V. K. Krishna Menon's early political thought, formed during his years in Britain prior to Indian independence. It argues that this was more nuanced than has been previously characterized, with a range of influences and foundations. To analyse the formation and evolution of Menon's political thought, it looks at his political actions from this period, which largely fall into three areas; the India League, his engagement with the British Left, and his publishing career. His editorial work is what often tied together these strands of political action and was where his political thought manifested and expressed itself. This article analyses Menon's publishing career from roughly 1928 to 1938, highlighting the engagement of the three strands of his political action, before undertaking a book history of the India League text Condition of India. The article is a continuation of the expansion of book histories of twentieth-century empire, and argues for a reassessment of anti-colonial texts and figures along these lines, whilst also contributing to the growing historiographical trend that seeks to recast modern Indian political thought, as well as the politics of internationalist activists in interwar Britain.

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