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Monitoring of radiation therapy response of head and neck tumors by non-invasive optical blood flow measurements

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Abstract

The aim is to evaluate the usefulness of optical blood flow measurements for predicting early tumor response to radiation therapy in patients with head and neck tumors. The results suggest a correlation between tumor blood flow changes with clinical outcome.

© 2005 Optical Society of America

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