[Localized injury of the cat brain by intensively focused ultrasound, with reference to the difference in the response of the white and gray matter].
Authors: Watanabe M
No abstract available
Introduction
Purpose
Thermal ablation
Study Objective
To investigate localized brain injury induced by intensively focused ultrasound in cats and compare the responses of white and gray matter.
Animal model / Human subject
Cat (Felis catus); strain not specified; age not specified; sex not specified
Disease model
localized brain injury
Outcomes and Safety
Summary of Outcomes
Intensively focused ultrasound produced localized brain injury in cats, with gray and white matter exhibiting different responses (differential susceptibility to damage). Specific focused ultrasound parameters tested and which were successful are not provided in the supplied text.
Safety-related matter
The paper's title reports localized injury of the cat brain caused by intensively focused ultrasound, indicating an adverse effect; no further safety details or additional adverse-event information are provided in the supplied text.
Brain Region
Ultrasound Parameters
Focal Characteristics
Focal depth: None; Focal length: None; Aperture size: None
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