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Emerging therapies

Three-prong photothermal therapy eliminates tumours in mice

25 Feb 2022 Tami Freeman
Three-prong photothermal therapy
Three-way treatment: schematic showing the palladium–gold nanorod and its potential to deliver photothermal therapy (PTT), chemodynamic therapy (CDT) and bio-orthogonal catalytic therapy (BCT) using a single NIR-II laser irradiation. (Courtesy: Nano Research)
Photothermal therapy – a cancer treatment based on laser irradiation of injected gold nanorods –

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