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Preclinical models in radiation oncology [PDF]
As the incidence of cancer continues to rise, the use of radiotherapy has emerged as a leading treatment modality. Preclinical models in radiation oncology are essential tools for cancer research and therapeutics.
Kahn Jenna+2 more
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Nanotechnology in Radiation Oncology [PDF]
Nanotechnology, the manipulation of matter on atomic and molecular scales, is a relatively new branch of science. It has already made a significant impact on clinical medicine, especially in oncology. Nanomaterial has several characteristics that are ideal for oncology applications, including preferential accumulation in tumors, low distribution in ...
Joel E. Tepper, Andrew Z. Wang
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The Role of Radiation Oncology in Immuno-Oncology [PDF]
Abstract Despite the promising efficacy of immunotherapy in some patients, many other patients are resistant. The synergistic effect of radiotherapy (RT) in combination with immunotherapy reported in case reports and clinical trials has piqued the interest of radiologists in investigating the ...
Rui Feng+4 more
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Quality in radiation oncology [PDF]
A modern approach to quality was developed in the United States at Bell Telephone Laboratories during the first part of the 20th century. Over the years, those quality techniques have been adopted and extended by almost every industry. Medicine in general and radiation oncology in particular have been slow to adopt modern quality techniques.
Arno J. Mundt, Todd Pawlicki
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Ontologies in radiation oncology [PDF]
Ontologies are a formal, computer-compatible method for representing scientific knowledge about a given domain. They provide a standardized vocabulary, taxonomy and set of relations between concepts. When formatted in a standard way, they can be read and reasoned upon by computers as well as by humans. At the 2019 International Conference on the Use of
Preetam Ghosh+6 more
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CXCR2 Is Essential for Radiation-Induced Intestinal Injury by Initiating Neutrophil Infiltration
Neutrophils, known as an important part of the immune system, are the most abundant leukocyte population in peripheral blood, but excessive recruitment will lead to tissue/organ injury.
Jing Hu+11 more
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Toxicity of Phase I Radiation Oncology Trials: Worldwide Experience [PDF]
Introduction: Informed consent involves understanding the risks and benefits of trial enrollment. This is challenging in the phase I setting since true quantitative information is never known.
Den, R. B.+3 more
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Blockchain + Radiotherapy: The Scenarios of the 5GāEnabled Smart Radiotherapy Era
In cancer radiotherapy (RT), each step can be digitalized, from CT simulation, planning, dose verification, and image guidance to treatment delivery. Therefore, RT may be the most digitized discipline in the field of internal medicine.
Jian Zhu, Jinming Yu
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Detecting 6 MV X-rays using an organic photovoltaic device [PDF]
An organic photovoltaic (OPV) device has been used in conjunction with a flexible inorganic phosphor to produce a radiation tolerant, efficient and linear detector for 6 MV Xrays.
Harris, L.+4 more
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Educating the Colleagues: Radiation Basics for Obstetrics and Gynecology Residents
Exposure to radiation oncology (RO) is limited among medical students, excluding those who wish to pursue a radiation oncology career. Consequently, RO knowledge in gynecological malignancies may differ among obstetricians and gynecologists (OB&G ...
Toms Vengaloor Thomas, MD+5 more
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