How to load a base64-stream (always WORD-document) in large XML files ( 1 MB) into ORACLE 10 table

On our Oracle Server there are multipe XML files that I have to read and put the data into an ORACLE 10 table.
I have to threath these XML files one by one.
In the XML there is also een base64-stream (alwasys a WORD-document) . This base64-stream exists of 1.000.000 characters.
How can I read this base64-stream from the XML-file into a BLOB-column of my ORACLE 10 table
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1 XML = +/- 1 MB
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<LekKey>1999_036371_509627</LekKey>
<HuiNum>46</HuiNum>
<Res></Res>
<InfLig>TEST STRUI AFGESTORVEN - PLAANSTRAAT 46</InfLig>
<XWGS>3.637028</XWGS>
<YWGS>50.962667</YWGS>
<Pei>KESTENS</Pei>
<DatPei>1999-11-30T10:17:36.000+01:00</DatPei>
<Kan> </Kan>
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If I understand your question correctly, the discussion in this thread
ORA-31167: 64k size limit for XML node
shows you do not have a lot of options.
As you are needing to extract the contents of a node from an XML document, and that node is > 64K, you are going to need to treat the entire XML as a CLOB and use CLOB functionality (aka INSTR, SUBSTR) to find and extract what you need.
Once your DB version is 11.1 or greater, then you can use the built-in that Billy mentions.
Note: mdrake is Mark Drake from Oracle.

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