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Applicability of radiosurgery with heavy ion beams to inactivate specific organs in living organisms.

Radiation and environmental biophysics - 1 Sept 2002

Tu Zhen-Li, Kobayashi Yasuhiko, Kiguchi Kenji, Watanabe Hiroshi

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It was the aim of the study to test the applicability of radiosurgery in inactivating a specific organ through local irradiation with heavy ion beams. Silkworms were exposed to whole-body or local irradiation with carbon ion beams ((12)C(5+), 18.3 MeV/u, range=1.1 mm). After irradiation at the wa...

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PMID: 12373333
DOI: 10.1007/s00411-002-0160-9

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