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FOCAL LESIONS IN THE BRAIN OF GROWING RABBITS PRODUCED BY FOCUSED ULTRASOUND.

Authors: YOUNG GF, LELE PP

No abstract available

Introduction

Purpose Thermal ablation
Study Objective To determine whether focused ultrasound can produce focal lesions in the brains of growing rabbits.
Animal model / Human subject Rabbit (species: Oryctolagus cuniculus; strain: not specified; age: growing/juvenile; sex: not specified)
Disease model Healthy

Outcomes and Safety

Summary of Outcomes Focused ultrasound produced focal lesions in the brains of growing rabbits. The provided text contains no details on the ultrasound parameters tested or which settings were successful.
Safety-related matter The study reports that focused ultrasound produced focal lesions in the brains of growing rabbits, indicating tissue damage as an adverse effect.

Brain Region

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Ultrasound Parameters

Focal Characteristics Focal depth: None; Focal length: None; Aperture size: None

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