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Medical hyperthermia: how whole-body and local hyperthermia work, which conditions they are used for, what a session involves and what the treatment costs.
Hyperthermia cancer treatment is a therapeutic approach that uses controlled heat to damage cancer cells and to make them more sensitive to conventional therapies such as chemotherapy and radiation. At St. George Hospital in Bad Aibling, Germany, we have…
Medical hyperthermia, the controlled therapeutic use of heat, is one of the oldest treatment principles in medicine. How whole-body and local hyperthermia differ in temperature, procedure, recovery and use.
Borrelia burgdorferi, the spirochete behind Lyme disease, can change its form, hide within biofilms, evade the immune system, and persist in tissues with poor blood supply. Why heat is used against it, and how whole-body hyperthermia for Lyme works at St. George Hospital.
Hyperthermia therapy is a medical treatment in which body tissue is exposed to controlled, elevated temperatures — typically 38.5–42.5 °C / 101.3–108.5 °F — to produce therapeutic effects. Unlike fever, which occurs as an uncontrolled response to illness, medical hyperthermia is a…
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