The Oncothermia Handbook: From Biophysics to Clinical Practice in the Age of Immunotherapy
PART II. Experimental evidence and Clinical solutions
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Beschreibung
This definitive volume offers a robust and comprehensive examination of Oncothermia (modulated electro-hyperthermia, mEHT), bridging the foundational biophysics with cutting-edge clinical practice in the era of immunotherapy. Recognizing the generally limited biophysical expertise among practicing physicians, the book is intentionally structured as a detailed handbook that prioritizes theoretical grounding to ensure the accurate interpretation of complex data.
Part II: Experimental Evidence and Clinical Outcomes provide the necessary empirical proof. The section synthesizes an extensive body of experimental and research evidence, derived from in silico modeling, phantom studies, and comprehensive in vitro and in vivo research, including specialized immunological investigations. This evidence base culminates in a systematic review of clinical outcomes, clearly categorized and presented according to the specific localization of the malignant tumor.
This definitive volume offers a robust and comprehensive examination of Oncothermia (modulated electro-hyperthermia, mEHT), bridging the foundational biophysics with cutting-edge clinical practice in the era of immunotherapy. Recognizing the generally limited biophysical expertise among practicing physicians, the book is intentionally structured as a detailed handbook that prioritizes theoretical grounding to ensure the accurate interpretation of complex data.
Part II: Experimental Evidence and Clinical Outcomes provide the necessary empirical proof. The section synthesizes an extensive body of experimental and research evidence, derived from in silico modeling, phantom studies, and comprehensive in vitro and in vivo research, including specialized immunological investigations. This evidence base culminates in a systematic review of clinical outcomes, clearly categorized and presented according to the specific localization of the malignant tumor.
Nonthermal (electric) effects are of increasing interest among oncological researchers (e.g. Tumor Treating Fields) Immuno-oncological processes of non-thermal effects are of central interest to oncology professionals and patients Oncothermia induces immunogenic processes and abscopal effect
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András Szász
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Modulated electro-hyperthermia Immuno-oncology Selective targeting Thermal and non-thermal effects Minor side-effects