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Intraoperative radiation therapy is a treatment technique, which has been developed for dose escalation in body regions, where such doses are hardly achievable with external beam radiotherapy alone because of adjacent organs at risk which much lower tolerance than in extremity regions.
Perhaps the most telling evidence is that, despite 20 years of effort and endorsement of such models by regulatory agencies, only a handful of BBDR models have been developed for evaluating low-dose risk, and not a single BBDR model has gained widespread acceptance for such a use.
An analytical method has been developed for the computation of dose rates at any number of points in the product material in a radiation processing plant in which radioactive source pencils are arranged in a rectangular vertical frame.
Radiochromic films (RF) have been developed for measurement of the absorbed dose of low-energy photons and to measure CT dose profiles.
A new formulation of nevirapine – nevirapine extended-release (XR) – has been developed for the purpose of daily dosing at 400 mg (administered after a 200-mg daily lead-in period).
An equation has been developed for calculating the average absorbed breast dose (2ABD).
Various techniques have been developed for performing TBI that deliver a uniform dose distribution.
During recent years new medications and fixed dose combinations have been developed for the treatment of T2D and hypertension.
Several pharmacogenetics-guided dosing algorithms have been developed for adults [ 4– 8], and some are currently being tested in clinical trials [ 9– 11].
An oral extended-release (ER) formulation of capecitabine was developed for twice daily dosing, theoretically providing a continuous exposure to capecitabine, thus avoiding the undesirable in-between dosing gap inherent to the dosing schedule of the marketed capecitabine immediate-release formulation (Xeloda®).
As a consequence, a gastroretentive double-layered tablet formulation (gastric swelling system; GSS), consisting of a swelling layer and a drug release layer, was developed for once-daily dosing.
