Barr et al., 1991 - Google Patents
Photodynamic therapy for colorectal diseaseBarr et al., 1991
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- Barr H
- Bown S
- Krasner N
- Boulos P
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- Topics in Colorectal Disease
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Photodynamic therapy (PDT) involves the parenteral administration of a photosensitising agent with some selectivity for malignant tissue. When activated by light, usually from a laser, local tissue destruction occurs. The amount of tissue destruction is dependent on the …
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