… The optimal radiation dose and fractionation for enhancing the abscopal effect or the … three
fractions is the optimal dose to induce the abscopal effect in vivo. By contrast, Filatenkov et al. […

… For this aim, it is important to induce abscopal effect in primary … is the best choice for inducing
abscopal effect. On the other hand… mechanisms behind abscopal effect by radiotherapy and …

… abscopal effect is defined when a form of local therapy causes tumor regression of both the
target lesion and any untreated tumors. Herein cases of the abscopal effect … abscopal effect is …

… between abscopal effect versus sole effect of … of abscopal effects occurring after sole
radiotherapy remain extremely rare [2,3,4, 7]. Here, we describe a seldom case of abscopal effect …

… The abscopal effect after the irradiation of BMs represents a real phenomenon, already
documented and further studied in our experience. The evidence currently present in the …

… abscopal effect occurs when localized radiotherapy causes the regression of tumors distant
from the irradiated site. However, such a clinically detectable abscopal effect … abscopal effect. …

… effect. This phenomenon has been reported in cancer patients receiving immune checkpoint
inhibitors (ICI). Here we report a case of presumed abscopal effect in … to the abscopal effect. …

… In clinical work, our team discovered that the abscopal effect occurred in a patient with …
stimulated the perfect abscopal effect (15). We also observed an abscopal effect in another case …

… Abscopal effect is defined as a phenomenon where radiation delivery at one site induces
shrinkage of disease at a distant site, outside the radiation field. Although it is an old concept …

… abscopal effects as potential mediators of response to GRID. The first introduction to the
concept of abscopal effects … observations of the abscopal effect both experimentally and in the …