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Cancer poses a significant threat to human health, with approximately 70% of cancer patients requiring radiotherapy (RT) as part of their multidisciplinary treatment in clinical practice [1]. RT primarily utilizes high-energy ionizing radiation, such as X-rays, to generate direct DNA double-strand destruction and indirect oxidative damage [2].
Experiments were performed to investigate the local development of roughness and its effect on mass transfer in an S-shaped bend at Reynolds number of 200,000. The tests were performed over four consecutive time periods using a 203-mm-diameter test section with a dissolving gypsum lining to water in a closed flow loop at a Schmidt number of 1200. The surface roughness and the mass transfer over the test periods were measured using X-ray computed tomography (CT) scans of the surface.
Abstract Seventy-three diabetics (62 males and 11 females) who complained of symptoms suggestive of autonomic neuropathy were followed prospectively for up to five years. Thirty patients presented with impotence alone, while the other 43 presented with one or more of the following: postural hypotension, intermittent darrhoea, hypoglycaemic unawareness, sweating abnormalities and gastric fullness.
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