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Bambynek et al., 1999 - Google Patents

Fluorescence 125I eye applicator

Bambynek et al., 1999

Document ID
2702020931595286642
Author
Bambynek M
Flühs D
Heintz M
Kolanoski H
Wegener D
Quast U
Publication year
Publication venue
Medical Physics

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A new approach to optimize curative eye plaque brachytherapy is presented. The application of ophthalmic plaques is a common therapy modality for small and medium sized intraocular tumors. At Essen University Hospital eye applicators with photon emitting seeds …
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