Abstract

Radiation therapy plays a crucial role in the management of fallopian tube neoplasms, although its application is less frequent compared to other gynecologic cancers. This article reviews the indications and challenges associated with radiation therapy in fallopian tube neoplasms. Key considerations include disease stage, surgical feasibility, and patient factors influencing treatment decisions. Despite its efficacy in improving local control and palliating symptoms, radiation therapy poses challenges related to anatomical proximity to critical structures and potential treatment-related toxicities. Advances in radiation techniques offer promise for optimizing outcomes, yet further research is warranted to refine treatment protocols specific to this rare gynecologic malignancy.