Nano-Materials In Radiotherapy: Different Methods for Increasing Radiosensitization, and Semiconductor Nanomaterials in Radiotherapy

This book, Nano-Materials In Radiotherapy: Different Methods for Increasing Radiosensitization, and Semiconductor Nanomaterials in Radiotherapy, explores the diverse methodologies and applications of nanomaterials in the realm of radiotherapy. From enhancing the radiosensitivity of tumors through targeted delivery systems to leveraging semiconductor nanomaterials for precise radiation dose control, each chapter delves into the cutting-edge research and potential clinical implications of these technologies. By elucidating the synergistic interactions between nanomaterials and radiation, this comprehensive volume aims to catalyze advancements in cancer treatment paradigms, offering new avenues for personalized and effective therapeutic interventions in oncology. In the evolving landscape of oncology, the integration of nanomaterials holds promise as a transformative approach to enhance the efficacy of radiotherapy. Nano-materials, characterized by their unique size and properties at the nanoscale, offer innovative strategies for overcoming challenges in cancer treatment, particularly in radiosensitization and semiconductor applications. Radiosensitization methods utilizing nanomaterials aim to augment the sensitivity of cancer cells to radiation, thereby maximizing therapeutic outcomes while minimizing damage to surrounding healthy tissues. Semiconductor nanomaterials, such as quantum dots and nanowires, exhibit exceptional properties that make them ideal candidates for enhancing radiation delivery precision and efficiency in radiotherapy.