Brain tumors safety study
An FDA approved safety study of non-invasive treatment of glioblastoma and brain metastasis through intact skull is being conducted at Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, MA.
Results so far: four out of ten patients were treated.
- Patients showed no exeptional discomfort of sensations during treatment.
- No clinical or neurological deficit during or after the procedure
- Fourth patient showed a delayed hemorrhage resulting in intra-ventricular hemorrhage that led to patient’s death, 6 days post treatment.
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Neuropathic pain feasibility study
A feasibility study for treatment of neuropathic pain has been completed at Zurich University & Kinderspital. The objective of the study was to replace the established minimally invasive procedure of Central Lateral Thalamotomy (RF-ablation) with MR guided focused ultrasound non-invasive procedure.
Results so far: 10 patients were treated.
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