Cancer Treatment by Hyperthermia, Radiation and DrugsThis work describes the ways in which the techniques of hyperthermia have been used in a project in Japanese oncology clinics since 1984. The physical, biological and clinical aspects of hyperthermic oncology are detailed. |
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Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Satoshi Mizuno National Institute of Health Kamiosaki | 2 |
Osamu Doi 2nd Department of Surgery The Center for Adult Diseases | 3 |
Takashi Sakagami Hyogo College of Medicine 11 Mukogawacho | 21 |
The role of ATP metabolism in hyperthermic cell | 79 |
moderate hyperthermia in mouse temperature | 92 |
Importance of cellmediated immunity for tumour | 139 |
Hyperthermia in combination with radiotherapy | 163 |
Combined treatment of radiotherapy and local | 251 |
Hyperthermic treatment for gynaecological | 261 |
8MHz RFhyperthermia for deepseated urological | 271 |
Thermoradiotherapy of locally advanced colorectal | 278 |
Clinical results of hyperthermia combined with | 290 |
Therapeutic effects of chemoembolization using | 317 |
Efficacy of intraperitoneal hyperthermic | 328 |
Postoperative chemotherapy for locally advanced | 338 |
Local hyperthermia combined with chemotherapy | 175 |
Wholebody hyperthermia in Japan | 185 |
The significance of intratumour low density on post | 195 |
Clinical research on hyperthermia treatment | 202 |
Clinical results of thermoradiotherapy for superficial | 216 |
Clinical results of thermoradiotherapy for deep | 229 |
Clinical experience in hyperthermic treatment | 241 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Cancer Treatment by Hyperthermia, Radiation and Drugs |
| Editor | Tadayoshi Matsuda |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Taylor & Francis, 1993 |
| ISBN | 0850668379, 9780850668377 |
| Length | 397 pages |
| Subjects | › Medical / General |
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