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Application of diode lasers in light-oxygen cancer therapy
Singlet oxygen is the lowest energy electronic excited state of the oxygen molecule which is able to damage living cells. This property has long been used for the sensitized destruction of tumors in photodynamic cancer therapy. Here it is shown that similar results can be achieved without photosensi...
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| description | Singlet oxygen is the lowest energy electronic excited state of the oxygen molecule which is able to damage living cells. This property has long been used for the sensitized destruction of tumors in photodynamic cancer therapy. Here it is shown that similar results can be achieved without photosensitizers by using the light-oxygen effect. High-power continuous-wave (cw) diode lasers emitting within the absorption bands of dissolved molecular oxygen are most appropriate for light-oxygen cancer therapy. |
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| subjects | 2012 Absorption spectra Active oxygen Antimitotic agents Antineoplastic agents Cancer Continuous radiation Health aspects Magnetic Materials Magnetism Materials of the 3rd Symposium “semiconductor Lasers: Physics and Technology” (St. Petersburg October 13–16 Phototherapy Physics Physics and Astronomy Semiconductor lasers Singlet oxygen Therapy |
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