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Rev Mex Ing Biomed 2001; 22 (2)


Hipertermia electromagnética, una alternativa para el tratamiento del cáncer: antecedentes, aspectos físicos y biológicos

Vera HA, Chong QJE, Leija SL, Hernández MY, Marchal C

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 71
Paginas: 78-88
Archivo PDF: 327.12 Kb.


RESUMEN

El presente trabajo presenta una revisión histórica de la hipertermia electromagnética, así como también las bases biológicas y físicas de la hipertermia. Esta terapia consiste en la elevación de temperatura con el fin de destruir el tumor y es utilizada como tratamiento coadyuvante a la quimio y radio terapia ya que ésta potencia los efectos letales sobre las células cancerígenas. Al final de esta revisión se presentan las perspectivas de esta terapia.


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