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Microbubble formulation influences inflammatory response to focused ultrasound exposure in the brain

Medicine and Health

Microbubble formulation influences inflammatory response to focused ultrasound exposure in the brain

D. Mcmahon, A. Lassus, et al.

Discover how focused ultrasound and microbubble technology are transforming targeted brain-drug delivery! This compelling research by Dallan McMahon, Anne Lassus, Emmanuel Gaud, Victor Jeannot, and Kullervo Hynynen reveals the intricate relationship between blood-brain barrier permeability enhancements and inflammatory responses, driven by microbubble characteristics.

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