Electrochemical treatment of localized tumors with direct current

C. K. Chou; N. Vora; J. R. Li; W. Wang; Y. Yen; R. L. Ren; J. A. McDougall; C. Staud; B. S. Zhou; L. Weiss

Electrochemical treatment of localized tumors with direct current

C. K. Chou, N. Vora, J. R. Li, W. Wang, Y. Yen, R. L. Ren, J. A. McDougall, C. Staud, B. S. Zhou, L. Weiss

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To develop cancer electrochemical treatment (ECT) in the United States, we have conducted basic studies and started a Phase I clinical trial. Our in vivo preliminary results indicate that ECT is effective on RIF-1 mouse tumor and rat fibrosarcomas. In the in vitro study ECT clearly demonstrated dose-dependent human oral carcinoma KB cell growth inhibition by colony-forming assay. We have started an animal study to resolve the ECT methodological problems for rat breast cancer. Meanwhile, we began a clinical trial treating patients with recurrent superficial measurable malignant tumors. Our goal is to make ECT a useful alternative method for treating localized tumors.

原文	英語
主出版物標題	Proceedings of the International Conference on Bioelectromagnetism
發行者	IEEE
頁面	19-20
頁數	2
出版狀態	已發佈 - 1998
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事件	Proceedings of the 1998 2nd International Conference on Bioelectromagnetism - Melbourne, Australia 持續時間: 2月 15 1998 → 2月 18 1998

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其他	Proceedings of the 1998 2nd International Conference on Bioelectromagnetism
城市	Melbourne, Australia
期間	2/15/98 → 2/18/98

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