2017
DOI: 10.1002/bewi.201701871
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Die Neutronentherapie: Ein Experimentalsystem der Radioonkologie

Abstract: NeutronT herapy:A nE xperimentalS ystemi nRadiooncology. The historyofthe useo fneutronsinradiotherapywillberevisited by focusing on theideas, theories andexperiments that ledtofirst clinical studies. Foraddressingepistemological questionsr egarding biological effectso ff astn eutrons, then otiono fa n" experimental system"i se mployed andi ts evolutiono vert imed iscussed.T aking up thea nalytical frameworko fH ans-Jçrg Rheinberger, biologicale ffects andt he physical instrument "cyclotron"a re conceptualized… Show more

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“…Despite the allegation of high toxicity of FNT [91,92] (based on largely outdated sets of clinical evidence in terms of irradiation regimens and equipment used for neutron beam generation), FNT holds great promise for the treatment of various radioresistant tumors with critically limited therapeutic options [93]. Contemporary studies continue to accumulate essential radiobiological data on high-LET therapy involving proton and C-ion irradiation applicable to FNT of similar parameters (eg, Bragg peak, ionization density) [94,95].…”
Section: Prospectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite the allegation of high toxicity of FNT [91,92] (based on largely outdated sets of clinical evidence in terms of irradiation regimens and equipment used for neutron beam generation), FNT holds great promise for the treatment of various radioresistant tumors with critically limited therapeutic options [93]. Contemporary studies continue to accumulate essential radiobiological data on high-LET therapy involving proton and C-ion irradiation applicable to FNT of similar parameters (eg, Bragg peak, ionization density) [94,95].…”
Section: Prospectsmentioning
confidence: 99%