A novel oxygen sensor which does not rely on electrochemical reduction has been used to
measure the oxygenation of the murine sarcoma F in a comparative study with an existing …

Abstract Seddon, BM, Honess, DJ, Vojnovic, B., Tozer, GM and Workman, P. Measurement
of Tumor Oxygenation: In Vivo Comparison of a Luminescence Fiber-optic Sensor and a …

Cerniglia, George J., David F. Wilson, Marek Pawlowski, Sergei Vinogradov, and John
Biaglow. Intravascular oxygen distribution in subcutaneous 9L tumors and radiation …

Abstract Urano, M., Chen, Y., Humm, J., Koutcher, J., Zanzonico, P. and Ling, C.
Measurements of Tumor Tissue Oxygen Tension Using a Time-Resolved Luminescence …

Tumour oxygenation is important in clinical radiotherapy because hypoxic cells are
radioresistant. Knowledge of the state of tumour oxygenation would be advantageous for …

In the present work, a novel method for detecting hypoxia in tumors, phosphorescence
quenching, was used to evaluate tissue and tumor oxygenation. This technique is based on …

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the feasibility of polarographic oxygen electrode
measurements and phosphorus magnetic resonance spectroscopy (31P-MRS) in …

Oxygen dependent quenching of phosphorescence allows for non-invasive measurements
of oxygen in tissue. We have designed and constructed a novel multi-frequency instrument …

Tumour oxygenation is a critical determinant of success in radiotherapy and, indeed, it can
be important in other forms of cancer therapy. Many attempts, extending over several …

Background and purpose: The use of polarographic needle electrodes for measurement of
oxygen tension (pO2) in tumours requires documentation of the validity of the method. In the …