Optical and nuclear magnetic resonance studies of hypoxia in human tissue and tumors
- PMID: 3245653
- DOI: 10.1111/j.1749-6632.1988.tb22316.x
Optical and nuclear magnetic resonance studies of hypoxia in human tissue and tumors
Abstract
Correlations of energy state with response to therapy are more difficult to analyze because of the large effect of tumor clearing and oxygenation upon the tumor energy state as detected by PMRS alone. The combination of time-resolved hemoglobinometry using picosecond laser technology and localized PMRS seems appropriate to unravel the complexities of therapeutic intervention, tumor energetics, and oxygenation.
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