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Response of rat testis to localized induced hyperthermia
Urology, 1975A method is presented in which the rat testis is extensively mobilized through a low abdominal incision, but in which its blood supply is carefully preserved. Localized hyperthermia is induced in this mobilized testis by water bath immersion. The tissue temperature is measured during and after immersion by means of a thermocouple inserted into the ...
C W, Fridd +3 more
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Local hyperthermia with interstitial techniques.
Cancer research, 1984The heating of deep visceral tumors with implanted electrodes and with self-regulating ferromagnetic thermoseeds was investigated. Clinical trials on six patients heated with implanted electrodes indicate that good local tumor control can be obtained by application of hyperthermia during a normal course of radiotherapy.
I A, Brezovich +2 more
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Malignant hyperthermia and local anesthesia
Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association, 1985A B, Fried, G K, Potter
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Advanced Technique in Localized Current Field Hyperthermia
1988Interstitial localized current field (LCF) hyperthermia has gained a good reputation as an excellent method for heating localized tumors (Joseph et al. 1981; Manning et al. 1982; Cosset et al. 1984; Goffinet et al. 1985; Vora et al. 1986; Linares et al. 1986; Emami and Perez 1985).
M, Weisser, P, Kneschaurek
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[Local hyperthermia in prostate cancer].
Der Urologe. Ausg. A, 1991We conducted a clinical trial evaluating the effects of hyperthermia in patients with carcinoma of the prostate, treating 20 patients with newly diagnosed carcinoma of the prostate with local microwave hyperthermia (915 MHz). Histological examination revealed hypoeremic effects and diffuse oedema with interstitial lymphoplasmatic cellular infiltration.
K H, Bichler +4 more
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Local hyperthermia and canine tumours
Veterinary Record, 1989J M, Dobson, D G, Frew
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Clinical Requirements of Local and Regional Hyperthermia Application
1986Hyperthermia is on the way to becoming a useful tool for the treatment of patients with cancer. This optimistic point of view is based on the following biological findings: 1. Heat is cytotoxic in a number of malignant cells at temperatures above 42.5 °C (Gerner et al. 1975) 2.
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Local Hyperthermia Therapy Induces Browning of White Fat and Treats Obesity
Cell, 2022Yu Li, Dali Li, Li Jin
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Local Temperature Increments and Induced Cell Death in Intracellular Magnetic Hyperthermia
ACS Nano, 2023Rafael Piñol +2 more
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The clinical efficacy of localized hyperthermia.
Cancer research, 1984Localized hyperthermia alone can induce regressions in human neoplasms, but superior results can be obtained by integrating hyperthermia with even low doses of radiotherapy. Several clinical trials demonstrate that hyperthermia plus irradiation can produce higher tumor response rates than the same irradiation alone.
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