A moderate elevation of blood glucose level increases the effectiveness of thermoradiotherapy in a rat tumor model. I. Relative contributions of glucose and heating to tumor acidification

Berg, A.P. van den; Berg-Blok, A.E. van den; Kal, H.B.; Reinhold, H.S.

A moderate elevation of blood glucose level increases the effectiveness of thermoradiotherapy in a rat tumor model. I. Relative contributions of glucose and heating to tumor acidification

article

2001

Berg, A.P. van den

Berg-Blok, A.E. van den

Kal, H.B.

Reinhold, H.S.

Topics

Glucose Hyperthermia Thermoradiotherapy Tumor acidification Tumor pH pH effects Radiotherapy Thermal effects Tumors X ray analysis Acidification Oncology Acidification Animal model Controlled study Dose response Female Fiber optics Glucose blood level Heating Hyperthermia Nonhuman pH measurement Rat Rhabdomyosarcoma Technique Temperature Animals Blood Glucose Combined Modality Therapy Dose-Response Relationship, Drug Female Hydrogen-Ion Concentration Hyperthermia, Induced Rhabdomyosarcoma Blood Glucose Glucose, 50-99-7

TNO Identifier

953542

Repository link

https://resolver.tno.nl/uuid:7bba811d-5ee7-4fd4-8189-59d5cc6a6c08

ISSN

0360-3016

Source

International Journal of Radiation Oncology Biology Physics, 50(3), pp. 783-792.

Pages

783-792

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A moderate elevation of blood glucose level increases the effectiveness of thermoradiotherapy in a rat tumor model. I. Relative contributions of glucose and heating to tumor acidification

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