Nano-photosensitizers are described as nanotechnology-enabled photosensitizer systems intended to alleviate hypoxic tumor microenvironments during photodynamic therapy.
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Hypoxic tumor microenvironments significantly impede the therapeutic efficacy of photodynamic therapy.
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the hypoxic tumor microenvironment (TME) ... significantly impedes the therapeutic efficacy of PDT
Oxygen consumption during photodynamic therapy exacerbates tumor hypoxia, which contributes to suboptimal therapeutic outcomes.
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the O2 consumption during PDT exacerbates tumor hypoxia, which in turn accelerates tumor progression and contributes to suboptimal therapeutic outcomes
Nano-photosensitizers have been developed to alleviate hypoxic tumor microenvironments through multiple strategies.
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recent advancements in nanotechnology have facilitated the development of nano-photosensitizers (nano-PSs) capable of alleviating hypoxic TME through a variety of strategies
Recent photodynamic therapy strategies for overcoming tumor hypoxia can be grouped into alleviating hypoxia, utilizing hypoxia, regulating the hypoxic tumor microenvironment, and designing type-I photosensitizers.
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This review provides an overview of recent advancements in PDT strategies aimed at overcoming tumor hypoxia, which encompass: (1) alleviating hypoxia, (2) utilizing hypoxia, (3) regulating the hypoxic TME, and (4) designing type-I PSs.