par Szeifert, Gyorgy 
;Kondziolka, Douglas;Lunsford, L Dade;Nyáry, István;Hanzély, Zoltán;Salmon, Isabelle ;Levivier, Marc
Référence Progress in neurological surgery, 20, page (1-15)
Publication Publié, 2007
;Kondziolka, Douglas;Lunsford, L Dade;Nyáry, István;Hanzély, Zoltán;Salmon, Isabelle ;Levivier, Marc Référence Progress in neurological surgery, 20, page (1-15)
Publication Publié, 2007
Article révisé par les pairs
| Résumé : | The term radiosurgery signifies any kind of application of ionizing radiation energy, in experimental biology or clinical medicine, aiming at the precise and complete destruction of chosen target structures containing healthy and/or pathological cells, without significant concomitant or late radiation damage to adjacent tissues. The goal of this study is to explore the short- and long-term pathophysiological effects of high-dose focused irradiation on neural tissue and its pathologies with histological, electron-microscopical tissue culture and biological-biochemical methods. Radiosurgical pathology focuses its scope and microscope on tissue, cellular, genetic and molecular changes in the human organism and experimental animals, or in cell lines and other in vitro experiments, generated by the ionizing radiation delivered from radiosurgical devices. |
