2023-12-05 09:25:00
A new ultrasound vaccination method is being investigated that could replace needles, also achieving a better immune response.
Researchers from the University of Oxford (United Kingdom) are working on a new ultrasound vaccination method, still being studied, that could replace needles and also achieve a better immune response, as published in the journal ‘Frontiers in Conservation Science’. Darcy Dunn-Lawless, PhD student at the Institute of Biomedical Engineering… + read more
Focused ultrasound enhances immunotherapy in a glioblastoma model
Its adjustability allows the delivery of therapy to be regulated, with the consequent prolongation of survival. + read more
An ultrasound device as a new treatment option for hypertension
The device consistently reduced daytime ambulatory blood pressure by an average of 8.5 points among middle-aged people with hypertension. + read more
An ultrasound patch to improve early diagnosis of bladder cancer
A portable ultrasound monitor, in the form of a patch, has been designed that can obtain images of the body’s internal organs without the need for an ultrasound machine or applying gel. + read more
The use of intravascular ultrasound in coronary interventions reduces the need for bypass
Coronary intervention procedures, such as angioplasty and stenting, are commonly performed to treat coronary artery disease. + read more
Researchers get chemotherapy to penetrate the brain to treat tumors
It has been possible, through an ultrasound device implantable in the skull, to open the blood-brain barrier and penetrate critical regions of the brain to administer chemotherapy. + read more
New imaging technique for rapid visualization of renal vascular damage in 3D and without contrast agents
Its high ultrasound image capture rate allows sampling the entire kidney volume in rats, enabling non-invasive chronic monitoring. + read more
2023-12-05 08:25:00
#ultrasound #vaccination #method #replace #needles #immune #response
