CRC Press Radiosensitizers and Radiochemotherapy in Cancer

Radiosensitizers and Radiochemotherapy in the Treatment of Cancer provides a detailed look at the mechanisms of action for various radiosensitizing entities. As biological and physical sciences advance, new radiosensitizers and novel targets continue to emerge in the field of oncology. This volume addresses this expanding landscape by covering a wide range of essential topics. The text explores subjects ranging from molecular oxygen and high Z elements to monoclonal antibodies and complex phytochemicals. By examining the molecular consequences of DNA damage and the role of DNA, this book offers a comprehensive resource for understanding how these agents function within cancer treatment. It serves as a vital reference for professionals working in medical physics and biomedical engineering who need to stay updated on the latest developments in radiosensitization and therapeutic strategies.