Combination radioactive and temperature self-regulating thermal

Surgery – Radioactive substance applied to body for therapy – Combined with other radiant or wave energy source

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600 3, 600 4, A61N 502

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060743379

ABSTRACT:
An implantable seed for simultaneous delivery of thermal and radioactive radiation to target tissue comprises a tube or rod of a ferromagnetic alloy which, when subjected to an oscillating magnetic field will heat up, the alloy also being coated or otherwise treated with a radioactive isotope which gives off X-ray radiation during the decay thereof.

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