Combined photodynamic and radiodynamic therapy with a chlorine photosensitizer under fractionated radiation exposure to transplanted tumors in an <i>in vivo</i> experiment
D. A. Tzerkovsky,
A. N. Mazurenko,
D. I. Kozlovsky
et al.
Abstract:Introduction. The current direction of scientific research in experimental and clinical oncology is radiodynamic therapy (RDT), a treatment method based on the activation of photosensitizers (PS) by ionizing radiation. As the results of in vitro / in vivo studies show, a number of photosensitizing agents have radiomodifying properties, and the method itself is characterized by high antitumor efficacy.Aim. To study the possibility of increasing the effectiveness of photodynamic therapy (PDT) through its combine… Show more
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