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Gold nanorods targeting tumor vasculature: Monte Carlo evaluation of the radioenhancement effects
Gold nanoparticles targeted to tumor vasculature can raise the dose to endothelial cells, and the enhancement depends on their position relative to the vessel wall. Despite growing interest in endothelial radiosensitization, intravascular and immediate perivascular dose enhancement has not been reso
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