Rob P. Coppes

Dose-volume effects in the rat cervical spinal cord after proton irradiation.

Comparison of radiosensitivity of rat parotid and submandibular glands after different radiation schedules.

Unexpected changes of rat cervical spinal cord tolerance caused by inhomogeneous dose distributions.

Transforming growth factor-beta plasma dynamics and post-irradiation lung injury in lung cancer patients.

Post-irradiation dietary vitamin E does not affect the development of radiation-induced lung damage in rats.

Regional differences in radiosensitivity across the rat cervical spinal cord.

Volume effects and region-dependent radiosensitivity of the parotid gland.

On the mechanism of salivary gland radiosensitivity.

Radiation damage to the heart enhances early radiation-induced lung function loss.

Variability of flow rate when collecting stimulated human parotid saliva.

Secondary radiation damage as the main cause for unexpected volume effects: a histopathologic study of the parotid gland.

Radioprotective effect of amifostine on parotid gland functioning is region dependent.

Influence of adjacent low-dose fields on tolerance to high doses of protons in rat cervical spinal cord.

TGFbeta-1 dependent fast stimulation of ATM and p53 phosphorylation following exposure to ionizing radiation does not involve TGFbeta-receptor I signalling.

Protection of salivary function by concomitant pilocarpine during radiotherapy: a double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled study.

Optimum dose range for the amelioration of long term radiation-induced hyposalivation using prophylactic pilocarpine treatment.

Enhanced proliferation of acinar and progenitor cells by prophylactic pilocarpine treatment underlies the observed amelioration of radiation injury to parotid glands.

Stem cell therapy to reduce radiation-induced normal tissue damage.