William Scott Thomas, MS

FLASH radiotherapy reduces skin damage in vivo from ultra-high dose rate (UHDR) irradiation relative to conventional dose rates (CDR), while preserving tumor tissue damage. The macroscopic FLASH tissue sparing effect has not yet been robustly reproduced in la...

This study was to examine the complimentary damage mechanisms and their potential synergy between conventional/ultrahigh dose rate radiotherapy (CDR/UHDR RT) and photodynamic therapy (PDT). FLASH radiotherapy produces a significant reduction in radiation-indu...

The FLASH radiotherapy effect is the reduction of radiation-induced normal tissue damage with Ultra-High Dose Rate (UHDR) irradiation, relative to Conventional Dose Rates (CDR), while preserving tumor tissue damage. However, the underlying mechanism remains u...