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Controlled ultrasound-induced blood-brain barrier disruption using passive acoustic emissions monitoring

Arvanitis et al., 2012

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15117647023025026712
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Arvanitis C
Livingstone M
Vykhodtseva N
McDannold N
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The ability of ultrasonically-induced oscillations of circulating microbubbles to permeabilize vascular barriers such as the blood-brain barrier (BBB) holds great promise for noninvasive targeted drug delivery. A major issue has been a lack of control over the procedure to …
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