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  • Inducing Accelerated Lung Toxicity in Mice Using a Partial Arc SBRT Technique by Andrew Gerry, Charita Kunta, Noelle Francois, Tiziana DeAngelis, Anuradha Shastri, Nicole Simone, and Reza Taleei

    Inducing Accelerated Lung Toxicity in Mice Using a Partial Arc SBRT Technique

    Andrew Gerry, Charita Kunta, Noelle Francois, Tiziana DeAngelis, Anuradha Shastri, Nicole Simone, and Reza Taleei

    Background

    • Radiation-induced pulmonary fibrosis (RIPF) is a frequent outcome of thoracic radiation therapy, constraining safe tumor radiation dosage. Various animal models, such as mice, rats, and pigs, have been devised to study RIPF
    • Current methods for inducing lung fibrosis in mice involve whole lung irradiation with doses between 2-20 Gy. These methods used fixed anterior and posterior (AP/PA) x-ray beams at 0º and 180º with analysis typically commencing 24 to 52 weeks post-radiation
    • Current methods are unrepresentative of modern radiation therapy techniques and are limited by the associated long latency of RIPF

 
 
 

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