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Brain Injury During Focused Ultrasound Neuromodulation for Substance Use Disorder.

Authors: Rezai A, Ranjan M, Bhagwat A, Arsiwala T, Carpenter J, Schafer M, Adams G, Marton J, Tirumalai P, Farmer D, Mahoney J, Finomore V

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Introduction

Purpose Transcranial ultrasound stimulation
Study Objective To evaluate and characterize brain injury associated with focused ultrasound neuromodulation used to treat substance use disorder.
Disease model Substance Use Disorder

Outcomes and Safety

Summary of Outcomes The study reports brain injury associated with focused ultrasound neuromodulation applied for substance use disorder, indicating an adverse biological effect; no behavioral benefits are described in the provided text. Details on tested ultrasound parameters or any successful parameter settings were None in the provided excerpt.
Safety-related matter The paper title indicates brain injury occurred during focused ultrasound neuromodulation for substance use disorder, suggesting an adverse event; no further safety details are provided in the supplied text.

Brain Region

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Ultrasound Parameters

Focal Characteristics focal depth: None, focal length: None, aperture size: None

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