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An analysis of lesion development in the brain and in plastics by high-intensity focused ultrasound at low-megahertz frequencies.

Authors: Robinson TC, Lele PP

No abstract available

Introduction

Purpose Thermal ablation
Study Objective To analyze lesion development in brain tissue and in plastics induced by high-intensity focused ultrasound at low-megahertz frequencies.

Outcomes and Safety

Summary of Outcomes High-intensity focused ultrasound at low-megahertz frequencies produced focal lesions in brain tissue and corresponding lesions in plastic phantoms; the successful parameters reported were application of HIFU at low-MHz acoustic frequencies (high intensities).
Safety-related matter No safety issues or adverse effects are mentioned in the provided text. The excerpt contains only the title and no study details.

Brain Region

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Ultrasound Parameters

FUS Frequency low-megahertz (MHz)
Focal Characteristics Focal depth: None; Focal length: None; Aperture size: None

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