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Cancer is a disease with a tremendous mortality rate, in which the lack of early diagnosis, the cytotoxicity created by conventional techniques, and resistance to conventional therapies make its treatment difficult. In this sense, materials development on a nanometric scale has offered significant industrial and scientific advances, especially in biomedicine. In this chapter, we present the necessary characteristics and properties for nanomaterials in the field of magnetic hyperthermia. The basic concepts of magnetism suitable for the application and the structural and morphological characteristics necessary to apply nanomaterials in this field are addressed. Superparamagnetism is the main property to be achieved for applications in this area. Superparamagnetic nanoparticles can be oriented and located on the therapeutic target and heat up with the application of a magnetic field. From this understanding, it is concluded that magnetic hyperthermia is an up-and-coming technology for applications in cancer treatment, overcoming the limitations of conventional approaches.

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Polla, M.B., Montedo, O.R.K., Arcaro, S. (2022). Nanomaterials for Magnetic Hyperthermia. In: Kopp Alves, A. (eds) Technological Applications of Nanomaterials. Engineering Materials. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-86901-4_10

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