Titlebook: Cancer Therapy; New Trends Peter Bannasch Conference proceedings 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 Tumor.bone.cancer.cell.chemoth

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New Trends in Radiation Therapy: Fast Neutrons and New Particlesrget volume relative to the absorbed dose to the normal tissues. In that respect, introduction of new types of radiation, such as protons or helium ions, is probably the most promising approach. However, this trend cannot be separated from continuous efforts for improving dosimetry, treatment planni

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New Trends in Computer-Assisted Radiotherapy with Conventional Radiationh in about one-third of all tumor patients, the development of methods for improved local tumor control is still expected to dominate research activities in the next 5–10 years (de Vita 1983; Kuttig 1987). The other important aspect of these research and development activities, of course, is to redu

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Intraoperative Radiation Therapy for Glioblastoma — Indications and Treatment Resultstoma multiforme, usually grows in the deep white matter of cerebrum and rapid invasion in multiple directions along the white matter has already occurred by the time of diagnosis. Infiltrated tumor cells into the surrounding brain tissue were observed at least 2 cm apart from the margin of the enhan

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Hyperthermia in Tumor Treatmentt to radiotherapy with the aim of increasing radiation response (Müller 1910, 1912). For many years thereafter sporadic reports enthusiastically demonstrated a likely improvement of radiotherapy in various superficial tumors. It was not, however, until approximately 1970 that a scientific effort was

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Regional Hyperthermia and Systemic Chemotherapyancer treatment. More recently, hyperthermia in combination with ionizing radiation or chemotherapy is becoming accepted clinically, due to the substantial technical improvements made in achieving selective increase of temperatures in tumor tissues in different anatomic sites. Even the technical pro

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