2003
DOI: 10.1055/s-2003-39343
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Radiobiological Effects of Photon Radiosurgery on Choroid Plexus Cells in Vitro

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“…The isotropic radiation shows a dose decline rate of approximately 1/r 3 and has a similar dosimetry compared with Linac radiosurgery and proton beam in small spherical intracranial tumors (11,12). The radiobiological effects of PRS irradiation, such as an early cell death through a nonapoptotic pathway, were demonstrated at several rodent and human cell lines (13)(14)(15). Focal radionecrotic lesions were demonstrated in animal models, and hyperthermia as a possible tumoricidal factor has been excluded (16).…”
Section: Device Description and Dosimetrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The isotropic radiation shows a dose decline rate of approximately 1/r 3 and has a similar dosimetry compared with Linac radiosurgery and proton beam in small spherical intracranial tumors (11,12). The radiobiological effects of PRS irradiation, such as an early cell death through a nonapoptotic pathway, were demonstrated at several rodent and human cell lines (13)(14)(15). Focal radionecrotic lesions were demonstrated in animal models, and hyperthermia as a possible tumoricidal factor has been excluded (16).…”
Section: Device Description and Dosimetrymentioning
confidence: 99%