Ultrasound Implant Boosts Brain Cancer Treatment

The technique allows drugs that typically can’t cross the blood-brain barrier to enter the brain for treatment.

Implanted Ultrasound
Northwestern University

A recent Medgadget article discussed the trials of a new method for treating brain cancer. A team of Northwestern University researchers conducted the first clinical trial of an implanted ultrasound device combined with microbubbles to temporarily open pores in the blood-brain barrier. The trial involved patients with glioblastoma, a difficult form of brain cancer, and resulted in a four- to six-fold increase in chemotherapy concentrations in the brain. 

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