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BOOK OF ABSTRACTS download esho2006_abstracts.pdf PDF-File [5.1 MB] List of abstracts by author A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z A [200 KB] V. D'Ambrosio, Padua, Italy NUMERICAL MODEL FOR RF CAPACITIVE HYPERTHERMIA FOR BRAIN TUMOURS [top of page] B [200 KB] M. de Bruijne, Rotterdam, The Netherlands EVALUATION OF THERMAL DOSE CONCEPTS IN SUPERFICIAL HYPERTHERMIA: HEATABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DOSE [200 KB] G. Bruggmoser, Freiburg, Germany INTERSTITIAL RADIOTHERMOTHERAPY: TECHNICAL ASPECTS [200 KB] J.W.J. Bergs, Amsterdam, The Netherlands LOW-TEMPERATURE HYPERTHERMIA INDUCES THE FORMATION OF COLOR JUNCTIONS IMMEDIATELY AFTER IRRADIATION [top of page] C [200 KB] J. Crezee, Amsterdam, The Netherlands IMPROVING LOCOREGIONAL HYPERTHERMIA USING THE AMC-8 WAVEGUIDE SYSTEM WITH 3-D POWER CONTROL AND 3-D HYPERTHERMIA TREATMENT PLANNING [200 KB] J. Crezee, Amsterdam, The Netherlands QUALITY ASSURANCE PROCEDURES FOR SUPERFICIAL HYPERTHERMIA EQUIPMENT IN AMSTERDAM [top of page] D [200 KB] T. Drizdal, Prague, Czech Republic COMPARISON OF THREE DIFFERENT TYPES OF WAVEGUIDE HORN APPLICATORS [top of page] E [top of page] F [200 KB] Fatehi D., Rotterdam, The Netherlands. COMPARISON OF INTERSTITIAL AND INTRALUMINAL TEMPERATURES DURING DEEP HYPERTHERMIA. [200 KB] S.Z. Fradkin, Minsk, Belarus PROMISING TRENDS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SYSTEMIC HYPERTHERMIA IN MULTIMODALITY THERAPY FOR MALIGNANT NEOPLASMS [200 KB] M. Franckena, Rotterdam, The Netherlands RANDOMISED STUDY ON EFFECT OF 3D SAR PLANNING ON TEMPERATURE IN TARGET VOLUME DURING DEEP HYPERTHERMIA TREATMENT IN PATIENTS WITH CERVICAL CANCER [200 KB] G. Di Fede, Milano, Italy HYPERTHERMIA ASSOCIATED TO CHEMOTHERAPY WITH GEMCITABINE IN A CASE OF LUNG METASTASIS FROM A THIGH SARCOMA [top of page] G [200 KB] J. Gellermann, Berlin, Germany FLOW MEASUREMENTS IN THE PORTAL VEIN DURING PART BODY HYPERTHERMIA [200 KB] Gelvich, Fryazino, Russia EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF RADIATION INTENSITY VARIATIONS CAUSED BY CFMA-LIKE EM APPLICATORS [200 KB] B. Gillissen, Berlin, Germany THE BH3-ONLY PROTEIN NBK/BIK INDUCES APOPTOSIS VIA AN ER SIGNALLING PATHWAY [200 KB] U. Gneveckow, Berlin, Germany 3-DIMENSIONAL CALCULATION OF THE TEMPERATURE DISTRIBUTION DURING THERMOTHERAPY WITH MAGNETIC NANOPARTICLES [top of page] H [200 KB] P.M.A. van Haaren, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. INTRALUMINAL HEATING DEVICES FOR TREATMENT OF OESOPHAGEAL TUMOURS [200 KB] J. Haveman, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. EFFECTS OF HYPERTHERMIA ON THE PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM. AN OVERVIEW. [200 KB] A. Herzog, Bad Salzhausen, Germany WHOLE BODY HYPERTHERMIA IN HORMONE-REFRACTORY AND METASTATIC PROSTATE CANCER [200 KB] A. Herzog, Bad Salzhausen, Germany WHOLE BODY HYPERTHERMIA IN PATIENTS WITH BREAST CANCER AND PAINFUL BONE METASTASES [200 KB] M. Hossann, Munich, Germany COMPLEX FORMATION OF MN(II) AND DPPGOG IN LONGCIRCULATING THERMOSENSITIVE LIPOSOMES FOR NONINVASIVE THERMOMETRY? [200 KB] M. Hossann, Munich, Germany EFFECT OF POLY(ETHYLENE GLYCOL) (PEG) ON THE STABILITY AND OPENING VELOCITY OF THERMOSENSITIVE LIPOSOMES [200 KB] S. Hokland, Aarhus, Denmark THE VASCULAR DISRUPTING AGENT OXI 4503 PREDOMINANTLY ENHANCES MILD HYPERTHERMIA. [200 KB] M.C.C.M. Hulshof, Amsterdam, The Netherlands TREATMENT RESULTS OF NEO-ADJUVANT THERMAL RADIOCHEMOTHERAPY IN OPERABLE OESOPHAGEAL CANCER [200 KB] M.C.C.M. Hulshof, Amsterdam, The Netherlands RELATION BETWEEN BODY SIZE AND TUMOUR TEMPERATURES DURING LOCOREGIONAL HYPERTHERMIA OF OESOPHAGEAL CANCER PATIENTS [top of page] I [200 KB] R.S. Ismail-Zade, Minsk, Belarus LAK-THERAPY WITH WHOLE BODY HYPERTHERMIA IN THE MANAGEMENT OF REFRACTORY PEDIATRIC MALIGNANT TUMORS [200 KB] R.S. Ismail-Zade, Minsk, Belarus WHOLE BODY HYPERTHERMIA IN ADVANCED AND REFRACTORY CHILDHOOD CANCER [200 KB] R.D. Issels, Munich, Germany NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY ± REGIONAL HYPERTHERMIA (RHT): LOCAL CONTROL AND PROGRESSION FREE SURVIVAL OF 122 PTS WITH HIGH-RISK SOFT TISSUE SARCOMAS (HR-STS) AFTER PREVIOUSLY INADEQUATE SURGERY TREATED WITH [top of page] J [200 KB] M. Johannsen, Berlin, Germany INTERSTITIAL THERMOTHERAPY OF PROSTATE CANCER USING MAGNETIC NANOPARTICLES: RESULTS OF A PHASE I TRIAL [200 KB] I. L. Jackson, HYPERTHERMIC REGULATION OF HIF-1 IN MACROPHAGES [top of page] K [200 KB] V. A. Klimanov, Moscow, Russia 3D DOSE PLANNING SYSTEM FOR SIMULTANEOUS TREATMENT BY UHF-HYPERTHERMIA AND DISTANT BEAM THERAPY [200 KB] P. Kohek, Graz, Austria HYPERTHERMIA AS TREATMENT OPTION IN HEPATOCELLULAR CARCINOMA (HCC) [200 KB] H.P. Kok, Amsterdam, The Netherlands THE IMPACT OF INPUT PARAMETERS IN NUMERICAL PHASE/AMPLITUDE OPTIMISATION FOR HYPERTHERMIA TREATMENT PLANNING [200 KB] H.P. Kok, Amsterdam, The Netherlands THEORETICAL COMPARISON OF INTRALUMINAL HEATING TECHNIQUES [200 KB] E.A. Kramer-Ageev, Moscow, Russia DOZIMETER OF PHOTON RADIATION FOR SIMULTANTOUS HYPERTHERMIA, CREATED BY MICROWAVE RADIATION, AND .-THERAPIE [200 KB] V. V. Kosterev, Moscow, Russia CELL SURVIVAL DATA PROCESSING WITH ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS [200 KB] B.Ya. Kogan, Moscow, Russia LASER HEATING OF SULPHURETTED CARBON NANOPARTICLES INHIBITS TUMOR GROWTH [200 KB] O.K. Kurpeshev, Obninsk, Russia THERMORADIATION THERAPY FOR ADVANCED OROPHARYNGEAL CANCER [top of page] L [200 KB] J.J.W. Lagendijk, Utrecht, The Netherlands THE DESIGN OF A FULLY INTEGRATED REGIONAL HYPERTHERMIA-3T MRI SYSTEM FOR THE TREATMENT OF PELVIC TUMOURS [top of page] M [200 KB] S. Maluta, Padua, Italy RADIOTHERAPY PLUS HYPERTHERMIA IN LOCALLY ADVANCED PROSTATE CANCER [200 KB] S. Maluta, Padua, Italy PREOPERATIVE TRIMODALITY TREATMENT IN ADVANCED AND RECURRENT RECTAL CANCER: A PHASE II STUDY [200 KB] Y. Matsushita, Nagoya City, Japan RADIO-HYPERTHERMO-CHEMOTHERAPY FOR MALIGNANT FIBROUS HISTIOCYTOMA [200 KB] V.N. Mazokhin, Fryazino, Russia CFMA-LIKE APPLICATORS ALLOWING HEATING OF THE TUMOR SIMULTANEOUSLY WITH ITS EXTERNAL RADIATION [200 KB] V. Milani, Munich, Germany RADIOCHEMOTHERAPY IN COMBINATION WITH REGIONAL HYPERTHERMIA IN PRE-IRRADIATED PATIENTS WITH RECURRENT RECTAL CANCER [top of page] N [200 KB] E. Neufeld, Zurich, Switzerland AN IMPROVED BLOOD FLOW MODEL TO SIMULATE EM INDUCED HYPERTHERMIA [200 KB] T. Niwa, Yokohama, Japan RESONANCE CIRCUIT FOR IMPLANT HYPERTHERMIA AFFECTED BY RADIOFREQUENCY PULSE OF MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING UNIT [top of page] O [200 KB] J.-Th. Ollek, Berlin, Germany EVALUATION OF PERFUSION CHANGES INDUCED BY HYPERTHERMIA USING DCE-MRI [200 KB] S. Osinsky, Kiev, Ukraine BIOMEDICAL EVALUATION OF THE SIMULTANEOUS APPLICATION OF RADIATION AND LOCAL HYPERTHERMIA INDUCED BY NEW MICROSTRIP APPLICATOR OPERATING AT 434 MHZ: PRELIMINARY RESULTS [200 KB] O. J. Ott, Erlangen, Germany CHEMORADIATION COMBINED WITH DEEP REGIONAL HYPERTHERMIA AFTER TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION FOR T1- 2N0M0 BLADDER CANCER: ANALYSIS OF ACUTE SIDE EFFECTS [top of page] P [200 KB] M.M. Paulides, Rotterdam, The Netherlands A HEAD AND NECK HYPERTHERMIA APPLICATOR: THEORETICAL ANTENNA ARRAY DESIGN [200 KB] N. Piotrkowicz, Warsaw, Poland HYPERTHERMIA – A HOPE FOR PATIENTS UNFIT FOR STANDARD GYNECOLOGICAL BRACHYTHERAPY? [top of page] Q [top of page] R [200 KB] G.C. van Rhoon, Rotterdam, The Netherlands WATER BOLUS TEMPERATURE SELECTION IN SUPERFICIAL HYPERTHERMIA [200 KB] M.Y. Rigler, Graz, Austria BETTER TREATMENT IN METASTATIC MELANOMA: HYPERTHERMIA COMBINED WITH SYSTEMIC CHEMOTHERAPY AND RADIOTHERAPY [top of page] S [200 KB] T. Samaras, Rotterdam, The Netherlands THE EFFECT OF WATER BOLUS TEMPERATURE ON THE EFFICACY OF SUPERFICIAL HYPERTHERMIA [200 KB] H. Sahinbas, Bochum, Germany RETROSPECTIVE CLINICAL STUDY FOR ADVANCED BRAINGLIOMAS BY HYPERTHERMIA TREATMENT [200 KB] B.C. Schem, Bergen, Norway WHOLE BODY HYPERTHERMIA COMBINED WITH IFOSFAMIDE AND CARBOPLATIN IN RECURRENT OVARIAN CARCINOMA. A PHASE I-II STUDY [200 KB] M. De Simone, Empoli (Florence), Italy THE TREATMENT OF PERITONEAL CARCINOMATOSIS FROM COLONIC CANCER AND PSEUDOMIXOMA PERITONEI BY CYTOREDUCTION AND HYPERTHERMIC ANTIBLASTIC PERITONEAL PERFUSION (HAPP) [200 KB] G. van Stam, Amsterdam, Netherlands QUALITY ASSURANCE PROCEDURES FOR LOCOREGIONAL HYPERTHERMIA EQUIPMENT IN AMSTERDAM [200 KB] I. Sturm, Berlin, Germany ROLE OF APOPTOSIS AND CELL CYCLE CONTROL FOR RESPONSE AND SURVIVAL OF COLORECTAL CANCER PATIENTS TREATED WITH PREOPERATIVE RADIOCHEMOTHERAPY ± HYPERTHERMIA [200 KB] A. Szasz, Godollo, Hungary WHY WE NEED NEW PARADIGM FOR HYPERTHERMIA? [top of page] T [200 KB] H. Trefná, Göteborg, Sweden HYPERTHERMIA TREATMENT OF DEEP SEATED TUMOURS USING TIME REVERSAL CAVITIES [200 KB] K. Tschoep, Munich, Germany HEAT SHOCK INCREASES ANTIGEN-SPECIFIC T CELL ACTIVATION USING PRIMARY SARCOMA CELLS AND CELL LINES TRANSFECTED WITH MVA-HTYR [200 KB] P. Turner, San Francisco, USA TWIN SPIRAL ARRAY MW HYPERTHERMIA APPLICATORS [top of page] U [top of page] V [200 KB] J. Vrba, Prague, Czech Rep. TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT FOR RESEARCH OF THERMAL EFFECTS OF EM FIELD [200 KB] J. Vrba, Prague, Czech Rep. MICROWAVE APPLICATORS FOR LOCAL THERMOTHERAPY [200 KB] Z. Vujaskovic, Durham, NC, USA MAGNETIC RESONANCE THERMAL IMAGING (MRTI) DUKE EXPERIENCE WITH EXTREMITY SOFT TISSUE SARCOMAS [top of page] W [200 KB] T. Wang, Munich, Germany TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF T1 RELAXATION TIME OF NEW LONG-CIRCULATING THERMOSENSITIVE LIPOSOMES WITH ENCAPSULATED GADODIAMIDE [200 KB] T. Wang, Munich, Germany COMPARISON OF RADIOGRAPHIC AND HISTOPATHOLOGICAL RESPONSE TO NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY COMBINED WITH REGIONAL HYPERTHERMIA (RHT) IN PATIENTS WITH SOFT TISSUE SARCOMAS (STS) [200 KB] M. Wadepohl, Munich, Germany PATIENT POSITIONING IN SIGMA APPLICATORS: TRANSFERING THE POSITION OF THE PLANNING MODEL INTO THE TREATMENT SITUATION [200 KB] R. Wessalowski, Düsseldorf, Germany TECHNICAL FEASIBILITY OF REGIONAL DEEP HYPERTHERMIA FOR MALIGNANT LIVER TUMORS IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS [top of page] X [top of page] Y [top of page] Z [200 KB] R. Zajícek, Prague, Czech Rep. MEDICAL DIAGNOSTICS BASED ON MEASUREMENT OF COMPLEX PERMITTIVITY [200 KB] J. van der Zee, Rotterdam, The Netherlands RADIOTHERAPY AND HYPERTHERMIA FOR PRIMARY CARCINOMA OF THE VAGINA [top of page]