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Authors:
ROCHE JVE
WHITEHURST C
WATT P
MOORE JV
KRASNER N
Citation: Jve. Roche et al., PHOTODYNAMIC THERAPY (PDT) OF GASTROINTESTINAL TUMORS - A NEW LIGHT DELIVERY SYSTEM, Lasers in medical science, 13(2), 1998, pp. 137-142
Authors:
MARTINHIRSCH PL
WHITEHURST C
BUCKLEY CH
MOORE JV
KITCHENER HC
Citation: Pl. Martinhirsch et al., PHOTODYNAMIC TREATMENT FOR LOWER GENITAL-TRACT INTRAEPITHELIAL NEOPLASIA, Lancet, 351(9113), 1998, pp. 1403-1403
Authors:
MORTON CA
MACKIE RM
WHITEHURST C
MOORE JV
MCCOLL JH
Citation: Ca. Morton et al., PHOTODYNAMIC THERAPY FOR BASAL-CELL CARCINOMA - EFFECT OF TUMOR THICKNESS AND DURATION OF PHOTOSENSITIZER APPLICATION ON RESPONSE, Archives of dermatology, 134(2), 1998, pp. 248-249
Authors:
MOORE JV
WEST CML
WHITEHURST C
Citation: Jv. Moore et al., THE BIOLOGY OF PHOTODYNAMIC THERAPY, Physics in medicine and biology, 42(5), 1997, pp. 913-935
Authors:
LEE LK
WHITEHURST C
CHEN Q
PANTELIDES ML
HETZEL FW
MOORE JV
Citation: Lk. Lee et al., INTERSTITIAL PHOTODYNAMIC THERAPY IN THE CANINE PROSTATE, British Journal of Urology, 80(6), 1997, pp. 898-902
Authors:
LEE LK
WHITEHURST C
PANTELIDES ML
VERNON DI
MOORE JV
Citation: Lk. Lee et al., INTERSTITIAL PHOTODYNAMIC THERAPY IN THE DUNNING R3327-AT6 PROSTATIC-CARCINOMA, Lasers in medical science, 11(3), 1996, pp. 155-161
PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THE USE OF BROAD-BAND ILLUMINATION SOURCES FOR PHOTODYNAMIC THERAPY - REPLY
Authors:
WHITEHURST C
MOORE JV
Citation: C. Whitehurst et Jv. Moore, PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THE USE OF BROAD-BAND ILLUMINATION SOURCES FOR PHOTODYNAMIC THERAPY - REPLY, Physics in medicine and biology, 41(8), 1996, pp. 1518-1521
Authors:
MORTON CA
WHITEHURST C
MOSELEY H
MCCOLL JH
MOORE JV
MACKIE RM
Citation: Ca. Morton et al., COMPARISON OF PHOTODYNAMIC THERAPY WITH CRYOTHERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF BOWENS-DISEASE, British journal of dermatology, 135(5), 1996, pp. 766-771
Authors:
MORTON CA
WHITEHURST C
MOSELEY H
MOORE JV
MACKIE RM
Citation: Ca. Morton et al., DEVELOPMENT OF AN ALTERNATIVE LIGHT-SOURCE TO LASERS FOR PHOTODYNAMICTHERAPY .3. CLINICAL-EVALUATION IN THE TREATMENT OF PREMALIGNANT NONMELANOMA SKIN-CANCER, Lasers in medical science, 10(3), 1995, pp. 165-171
Authors:
WHITEHURST C
HUMPHRIES JD
MOORE JV
Citation: C. Whitehurst et al., DEVELOPMENT OF AN ALTERNATIVE LIGHT-SOURCE TO LASERS FOR PHOTODYNAMICTHERAPY .2. COMPARATIVE IN-VIVO TUMOR RESPONSE CHARACTERISTICS, Lasers in medical science, 10(2), 1995, pp. 121-126
Authors:
LEE LK
WHITEHURST C
PANTELIDES ML
MOORE JV
Citation: Lk. Lee et al., IN-SITU COMPARISON OF 665 NM AND 633 NM WAVELENGTH LIGHT PENETRATION IN THE HUMAN PROSTATE-GLAND, Photochemistry and photobiology, 62(5), 1995, pp. 882-886
Authors:
WHITEHURST C
PANTELIDES ML
MOORE JV
BROOMAN PJC
BLACKLOCK NJ
Citation: C. Whitehurst et al., IN-VIVO LASER-LIGHT DISTRIBUTION IN HUMAN PROSTATIC-CARCINOMA, The Journal of urology, 151(5), 1994, pp. 1411-1415
Authors:
WHITEHURST C
BYRNE K
MOORE JV
Citation: C. Whitehurst et al., DEVELOPMENT OF AN ALTERNATIVE LIGHT-SOURCE TO LASERS FOR PHOTODYNAMICTHERAPY .1. COMPARATIVE IN-VITRO DOSE-RESPONSE CHARACTERISTICS, Lasers in medical science, 8(4), 1993, pp. 259-267
Authors:
WHITEHURST C
PANTELIDES ML
MOORE JV
BLACKLOCK NJ
Citation: C. Whitehurst et al., OPTIMIZATION OF MULTIFIBER LIGHT DELIVERY FOR THE PHOTODYNAMIC THERAPY OF LOCALIZED PROSTATE-CANCER, Photochemistry and photobiology, 58(4), 1993, pp. 589-593
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