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Radiotherapy

Photoacoustic mapping of tumour oxygenation predicts radiotherapy efficacy

18 Apr 2023 Jigar Dubal 
University of Michigan researchers
Research team Janggun Jo, Mingyang Wang, Kaiwei Chang and Wei Zhang (from left to right) and colleagues at the University of Michigan have developed PA chemical imaging powered by TTCCNE, with the aim of predicting tumour response to radiotherapy. (Courtesy: Janggun Jo)
Advances in radiation therapy have revolutionized the treatment of cancer, but the efficacy of treat

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Jigar Dubal is a PhD contributor to Physics World. Jigar works in the Centre for Vision, Speech and Signal Processing at the University of Surrey, where he uses optical imaging techniques to characterize tumour response during radiotherapy. Find out more about our student contributor networks
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