Iron oxide nanoparticles as heat mediators in magnetic-mediated hyperthermia

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angličtina
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Iron oxide nanoparticles as heat mediators in magnetic-mediated hyperthermia
Original language description
Hyperthermia is a cancer treatment method with the exposure to temperatures 40-44 0C. It has been observed that these temperatures induce selective cancer cells killing, while the normal cells remain unaffected.The existing RF-hyperthermia systems are based on the following methods: (i) impedance, inducting and capacitive heating in kHz and MHz regions; (ii) antenna (phase) array in 100 MHz region; (iii) microwave radiation over 200 MHz.Among all hyperthermia modalities local heating of the tumor by Magnetic Mediated Hyperthermia (MMH) seem to be the most promising method. In MMH a special magnetic material - mediator is implanted to the tumor and is heated by the application of alternating magnetic field.Generally, two classes of magnetic materials are suggested from the viewpoint of MMH treatment: magnetic fluids (magnetic fluid hyperthermia), and, polymer (gel) magnetic composites (magnetic embolization hyperthermia).The structural, magnetostatic, magnetodynamic and calorimetric pro
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Publication year
2012
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