Overview
- Researchers from Georgia Tech and Virginia Tech developed the burst sine wave electroporation (B-SWE) technique.
- B-SWE outperforms the conventional H-FIRE method in disrupting the blood-brain barrier.
- The new method allows more cancer-fighting drugs to reach brain tumors while minimizing damage to healthy tissue.
- Adjustments to B-SWE reduced neuromuscular contractions, a significant side effect.
- Future studies will compare B-SWE and H-FIRE using animal models of brain cancer.