Heating, Efficacy and Dose of Local Hyperthermia

  • Szasz O
  • Szasz A
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Abstract

Hyperthermia in oncology needs a definite dose which fixes well the clinical protocols. The temperature is far not a dose, it is mass independent. The half of the mass has the same temperature in equilibrium, so the basic criteria of the dose mass-dependence are lost. The energy could be a great option for dosing, (like it is in radiation therapies by Gy) but it has numerous drawbacks. These are discussed in this paper, trying to unify the dosing of ionizing and non-ionizing radiations.

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Szasz, O., & Szasz, A. (2016). Heating, Efficacy and Dose of Local Hyperthermia. Open Journal of Biophysics, 06(01), 10–18. https://doi.org/10.4236/ojbiphy.2016.61002

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