The Specificity and Efficacy of Alternating Electric Fields as a Prospective Cancer Treatment
Endah Sri Palupi,
Bambang Retnoaji,
Pudji Astuti
et al.
Abstract:An external electric field is still debatable for cancer treatment, although many study results proved its capacity. Cancer involves complex mechanisms, including how the cancer cells arise and grow. Thus, this disease is known to have many hallmarks. This condition complicates precise and accurate treatment. The study proved that an external electric field has prospects to become an effective cancer treatment, demonstrated by its ability to inhibit cancer growth through anti-proliferative and pro-apoptotic ca… Show more
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