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Investigation of magnetic resonance imaging biomarkers of radiation effects on healthy mice brain tissue and Glioblastoma treatment

2020-01-01

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In the field of clinical oncology, radiotherapy is one of the most extensively applied anticancer treatments. However, the ionizing radiation (IR) is absorbed not only by the targeted cells, but also by the surrounding normal cells as well. Consequently, patients may experience symptoms associated with a damage to normal tissues a few weeks, months or years after a course of radiotherapy. We applied a right brain...

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b79ec6bc-4eb0-5d3c-9905-d84c84bf5898
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10.5525/gla.thesis.81711
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