Hyperthermia

Therapeutic hyperthermia is primarily a treatment option within oncology.

Adjunct to a chemotherapy treatment, hyperthermia can improve the effectiveness of the treatment, e.g. by improving the perfusion in the target tissue and thereby the uptake of the drug into the cancer cells.¹

tempedy can be used as an adjunct device for systemic hyperthermia.

References:
1. Habash, R. W., D. Krewski, R. Bansal and H. T. Alhafid (2011). "Principles, applications, risks and benefits of therapeutic hyperthermia." Front Biosci (Elite Ed) 3: 1169-1181.