Effect of 5-Hydroxytryptamine and Cyproheptadine on Tumour Blood Flow: Estimation by rate of cooling after microwave diathermy

Donald B. Cater Department of Radiotherapeutics and the Department of Human Ecology, University of Cambridge, England

Ann Petrie Department of Radiotherapeutics and the Department of Human Ecology, University of Cambridge, England

D. Anne Watkinson Department of Radiotherapeutics and the Department of Human Ecology, University of Cambridge, England

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