Opening the blood-brain barrier with collapsing bubbles

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Recent discussions highlight advancements in using focused ultrasound and collapsing bubbles to effectively open the blood-brain barrier for drug delivery in brain tumor treatments. The technology enables targeted therapy, potentially improving treatment outcomes. Contributions to this field include theoretical work and simulations, with early involvement in the project noted by participants. The conversation emphasizes the significance of these innovations and encourages further exploration of the topic through shared resources and personal insights.
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There have been some stories in the news lately about using focused ultrasound and collapsing bubbles to open the blood-brain barrier and deliver drugs to treat a brain tumour. e.g. here

I was actually involved in the early stages of this project, working on theory and simulations. I wrote a post about the project and my work in it.

http://klotza.blogspot.com/2015/11/bursting-bubbles-breach-blood-brain.html
 
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klotza said:
There have been some stories in the news lately about using focused ultrasound and collapsing bubbles to open the blood-brain barrier and deliver drugs to treat a brain tumour. e.g. here

I was actually involved in the early stages of this project, working on theory and simulations. I wrote a post about the project and my work in it.

http://klotza.blogspot.com/2015/11/bursting-bubbles-breach-blood-brain.html
Interesting stuff! Thanks.
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Thanks for posting this stuff, really worth reading it.
 
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