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Focused Ultrasound sonications in a tumor-bearing head phantom within a high field MRI scanner

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This analysis demonstrates focused ultrasound's potential for tumor ablation in phantoms, suggesting implications for MRI-guided techniques.

Hyperintense lesions were seen in the tumor simulator, achieving complete tumor coverage regardless of the skull's presence.
Robotic sonications were conducted in a 3T MRI scanner, with tumor ablation monitored through thermometry and high-resolution imaging.
A biocompatible implant was used to temporarily replace a skull segment, enabling focused ultrasound ablation of tumors.
The study provides initial insights into using phantoms for evaluating MRI-guided focused ultrasound protocols in clinical settings.

Antoniou et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis demonstrates focused ultrasound's potential for tumor ablation in phantoms, suggesting implications for MRI-guided techniques.

Hyperintense lesions were seen in the tumor simulator, achieving complete tumor coverage regardless of the skull's presence.
Robotic sonications were conducted in a 3T MRI scanner, with tumor ablation monitored through thermometry and high-resolution imaging.
A biocompatible implant was used to temporarily replace a skull segment, enabling focused ultrasound ablation of tumors.
The study provides initial insights into using phantoms for evaluating MRI-guided focused ultrasound protocols in clinical settings.

Antoniou et al. (2025) studied this question.

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