Ferruz, 2017 - Google Patents
Oxygen effect in medical ion beam radiation combined with nanoparticlesFerruz, 2017
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About 50% of the cancer patients who are treated benefit from radiation therapy. Conventional radiotherapy consists of high energy X-rays traveling through the tissues, so that deeply sited tumors are treated in a non-invasive way. Unfortunately, X-rays are not …
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