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

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-13296-9ies 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 reduce side effects in normal tissue and to improve the quality of life of tumor patients after treatment.

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New Trends in Radiation Therapy: Fast Neutrons and New Particlesns, is probably the most promising approach. However, this trend cannot be separated from continuous efforts for improving dosimetry, treatment planning, patient-beam positioning, or more accurate identification of the target volume by computed tomography (CT) or nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR).

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New Trends in Computer-Assisted Radiotherapy with Conventional Radiationies 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 reduce side effects in normal tissue and to improve the quality of life of tumor patients after treatment.

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Regional Hyperthermia and Systemic Chemotherapyntial technical improvements made in achieving selective increase of temperatures in tumor tissues in different anatomic sites. Even the technical problem of heating up more deep-seated solid tumors has been solved principally (for review, see Issels and Wilmanns 1988).

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Adam S. Freer,Peter J. Robertsonor coagulation, denaturation, ablation, or cutting of tissue can generally be summarized from a physical viewpoint as thermal methods. The application is guided by the physical properties of the laser radiation (wavelength, power, and energy density) and of the tissue (absorbance, scattering, and .

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