Titlebook: Interstitial and Intracavitary Thermoradiotherapy; M. Heinrich Seegenschmiedt,Rolf Sauer Book 1993 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1993

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Thermal Modeling for Intracavitary Heatingconjunction with the numerical procedure of C. and B. (1986) which calculates the electric field produced by a dipole antenna coupled with a multilayered medium (cooling water, catheter, and tissue). Then, using the bioheat transfer equation, it is possible to model the thermal gradient which occurs

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Thermal Modeling of Vascular Patterns and Their Impact on Interstitial Heating Technology and Temperheat transfer equation. However, consensus has been achieved (. et al. 1990) on the necessity of including at least a large vessel description as such vessels are important structures causing underdosage.

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Book 1993peutic modality. The new development of interstitial and intracavitary hyperthermia, however, is not well known: there are only a few relevant publications in different journals. Therefore, it was appropriate that SAUER and SEEGENSCHMIEDT organized an international meeting on this topic, where exper

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Ultrasound Technology for Interstitial Hyperthermia S. 1989). Although efficacious in many clinical situations, none of these methods (except hot sources) allows the power deposition to be easily varied along the length of the implant during the course of a treatment to account for heterogeneities in tumor structure and dynamic changes in blood perfusion.

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Laser Technology for Interstitial Hyperthermia both at a higher level and less stable than at its normal resting level. E. proposed that if an atom in its excited state were hit by a photon with the same energy as that emitted on the change from the excited to ground state, then two photons, the original and a second one at the same wavelength, would result. Hence the stimulated emission.

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Invasive Thermometry Practice for Interstitial Hyperthermiatemperature data. Several invasive thermometry techniques and practices have been developed for use in clinical hyperthermia but each is subject to one or more sources of artefact, and care is needed to ensure good practice and a high quality of thermometry (C. 1990; S. and F. 1990).