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The effect of radiation on oxygen concentration in metastatic cancer

S. Nioka, D. Rosenthal, HY. Ma, and B. Chance

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Abstract

Using a frequency domain NIRS, a metastatic cancer with 20-30% HB02, showed an increase to 50-60% HB02 in a week during the radiation therapy. Acute radiation therapy effects were increased %HB02 as seen both cancer and normal tissues.

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