Nanoparticles for the treatment of radiation skin injury
OwnerRichard C.K. Yeninventor
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The present invention is associated with a method of evaluating platelet function in vivo using skin-irradiation and nanoparticle radiation treatment. The present invention in the recovery of radiation skin injury suggests that radiation skin injury can be used as a substitute model to evaluate platelet substitute products instead of measuring bleeding times. Submicron nanoparticles and a future platelet treatment product are administered intravenously before and after irradiation to subjects. The resultant radiation skin injury are compared and used to evaluate the effectiveness of the platelet treatment product on platelet function in vivo. The radiation skin injury can serve as a model to evaluate platelet and platelet-substitute products, by replacing bleeding time measurements.
A method of evaluating platelet function in vivo using skin-irradiation and nanoparticle radiation treatment, said method comprising the steps of:
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