Targeted drug delivery by high intensity focused ultrasound mediated hyperthermia combined with temperature-sensitive liposomes: Computational modelling and preliminary in vivovalidation
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Dieter Haemmerich | Ari Partanen | Astrid Gasselhuber | Bradford J Wood | David L. Woods | D. Haemmerich | B. Wood | A. Partanen | P. Yarmolenko | M. Dreher | Pavel S Yarmolenko | David Woods | Matthew R Dreher | Astrid Gasselhuber
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