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Combined hyperthermia and immunotherapy treatment of multiple pulmonary metastases in mice

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Published1994
Citations12
References14

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1985 • 83 citations

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1988 • 42 citations

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Immunotherapy and whole‐body hyperthermia as combined modality treatment of a subcutaneous murine sarcoma

1993 • 9 citations

Lymphocyte migration to tumors after hyperthermia and immunotherapy

1992 • 8 citations

Sarcoma‐180 cells are more sensitive to heat than are mouse normal tissues: Esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, liver, spleen, and kidney

1989 • 8 citations

Hyperthermia of mouse lungs: technique and control of critical parameters

1988 • 5 citations

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