Chemopotentiation by hyperthermia
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Chemopotentiation by hyperthermia
（Hyperthermia and oncology, 4）
VSP, 1994
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Description
The number of studies on the use of hyperthermia in combination with chemotherapeutic agents is steadily increasing. However, thermochemotherapy has not yet captured significant clinical interest. Therefore, this fourth volume in the book series Hyperthermia and Oncology deals with this topic, as the editors feel there is a significant potential for this combined modality as an adjuvant to palliative or definitive radiotherapy, or the use of chemotherapy alone to treat localized or advanced diseases.
The articles in this volume deal with various aspects of chemotherapy combined with hyperthermia and will be of value and interest to researchers in this field.
Table of Contents
- Mechanisms of thermal enhancement of chemotherapeutic cytotoxicity, O. Dahl
- enhancement of the cytotoxic effects of chemotherapeutic agents in vitro and in vivo - alkylating agents, D.S. Honess
- enhancement of the cytotoxic effects of chemotherapeutic agents in vitro and in vivo - antibiotics, K.-I. Kawahara and E. Kano
- interaction between thermochemotherapy and thermotolerance - general, D.J. Honess
- hyperthermia and drug-resistance, L.R. Towle
- antitumour chemotherapy with hyperthermia and radiation trimodality therapy, B.A. Techer and T.S. Herman
- thermochemotherapy - from in vitro and in vivo experiments to potential clinical application, M. Urano
- hyperthermia and chemotherapy - contributions from canine studies, R.L. Page and D.E. Thrall
- hyperthermia and biological response modifiers, J. Klostergaard and S. Tomasovic
- modifiers of tumour blood supply, M.R. Horsman
- enhancement of radiosensitization and chemosensitization of nitroimidazoles by local hyperthermia, K.-H. Wong. Supplement: application of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy to hyperthermia, P. Okunieff and M. Itoh.
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