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关于我国放射治疗的发展史描述正确的是
A.我国的放射治疗是从新中国成立以后开始的
B.中华放射肿瘤学会是1987年成立的
C.1988年起发行中华放射肿瘤学杂志
D.2001年的调查显示直线加速器的数量为342台
E.2001年的调查显示开展放射治疗的医院有264家
相关热点： 肿瘤学 发展史
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