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Electrochemotherapy in Veterinary Oncology
Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine, 2008 Electropermeabilization is a method that uses electric field pulses to induce an electrically mediated reorganization of the plasma membrane of cells.
Lowe, R. +15 more
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Electrochemotherapy in treatment of tumours [PDF]
European Journal of Surgical Oncology, 2008 Electrochemotherapy is a local drug delivery approach aimed at treatment with palliative intent of cutaneous and subcutaneous tumour nodules of different histologies. Electrochemotherapy, via cell membrane permeabilising electric pulses, potentiates the cytotoxicity of non-permeant or poorly permeant anticancer drugs with high intrinsic cytotoxicity ...
Gregor Sersa +2 more
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Recent Advances in Electrochemotherapy
Bioelectricity, 2019 Electrochemotherapy is gaining recognition as an effective local therapy that uses systemically or intratumorally injected bleomycin or cisplatin with electroporation as a delivery system that brings drugs into the cells to exert their cytotoxic effects.
Maja Čemažar, Gregor Sersa
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An e-learning application on electrochemotherapy [PDF]
BioMedical Engineering OnLine, 2009 Background Electrochemotherapy is an effective approach in local tumour treatment employing locally applied high-voltage electric pulses in combination with chemotherapeutic drugs.
Bester Janez +2 more
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In Vitro and In Vivo Experiments on Electrochemotherapy for Bladder Cancer
Journal of Urology, 2015 PURPOSE: Electrochemotherapy is widely performed to treat solid tumors but experience with bladder cancer is limited. We investigated mitomycin C and cisplatin administered with electrochemotherapy for bladder cancer in vitro and in vivo.MATERIALS AND ...
Julie Gehl
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Tumori, 2000 A metastasis of hypernephroma was treated by electrochemotherapy with bleomycin. Electrochemotherapy consists of chemotherapy followed by local application of electric pulses to the tumor in order to increase drug delivery to the cells. In the course of
Gregor Sersa +2 more
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Quality of life of women with recurrent vulvar cancer treated with electrochemotherapy. [PDF]
Radiol OncolBackground: The quality of life of patients undergoing oncologic treatment has become an important issue in recent years. Owing to potential mutilation following surgery for vulvar cancer, more conservative approaches have evolved with the integration of
Vivod G +5 more
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Treatment of rat glioma with electrochemotherapy
, 2000 The first attempt to apply electrochemotherapy (ECT) to the brain was reported in 1993 by Salford et al. 1993 (1). They managed to significantly prolong the survival of RG2 glioma bearing Fischer-344 rats by 200% by iv administration of bleomycin ...
Engström, P, Salford, L G, Persson, B R
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Electrochemotherapy in breast cancer [PDF]
Current Gynecologic Oncology, 2016 Electrochemotherapy is a local therapy method reserved for cases not subject to surgery in advanced surface-localized cancers in the integuments. It may be applied in treating primary skin neoplasms (cancer and melanoma) as well as metastases of other ...
I. Nowecki, Zbigniew +3 more
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Melanoma-bőráttétek elektrokemoterápiája [Electrochemotherapy of melanoma cutaneous metastases]
Orvosi Hetilap, 2010 Electrochemotherapy is an effective treatment of cutaneous and subcutaneous metastases in patients with malignant melanoma. During the treatment, electric pulses are applied to tumor nodules to deliver non-permeante or poorly permeante chemotherapeutic ...
Gyulai Rolland Péter +5 more
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