This definitive volume offers a robust and comprehensive examination of Oncothermia (modulated electro-hyperthermia, mEHT), bridging the foundational biophysics with cutting-edge clinical practice in the era of immunotherapy. Recognizing the generally limited biophysical expertise among practicing physicians, the book is intentionally structured as a detailed handbook that prioritizes theoretical grounding to ensure the accurate interpretation of complex data.

Part I: Challenges, Technical Solutions, and Immune Interplay meticulously establish the theoretical landscape. It begins by defining the key biophysical and technical challenges currently facing the clinical application of Oncothermia. This critical analysis is immediately followed by a systematic presentation of solutions, encompassing detailed discussions on technical implementation (thermal and non-thermal effects, selective action mechanisms) and the profound biological interplay with the immune system.

Prof. Dr. András Szász is the developer of the method Oncothermia. He is founder of the Oncotherm companies - Germany and Hungary (1988). He is an educator biophysicist; a retired professor living in Boston. He is former head of Department of Biotechnics at Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences. He is scientific consultant of Oncotherm Hungary and Oncotherm Germany. His research activity covers the bioelectomagnetics and fractal physiology. The number of his publications is over 400 including books and articles.