Monorail
Hope, Rerouted
Providing a path for treatment delivery
Guide intracortical brain tumor cells to an extracortical reservoir
Providing a path for treatment delivery
Exvade (the opposite of invade) exploits the invasive nature of inaccessible malignant tumors using bio-inspired cues to direct migrating tumor cells to a safe zone where they can be removed and analyzed
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Cancer "monorails" can be used to kill tumours by luring them into toxic pits or areas of the body that are safer to operate on, say US researchers.
A advice that aims to draw aggressive brain tumor cells to the exterior of the brain...
A biomedical tool that tricks aggressive brain tumors into moving into an external container instead of throughout the brain has been designated a “breakthrough device” by the FDA.
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Exvade provides a credible, game-changing opportunity. Backed by high-impact publications, an extensive patent portfolio, and strategic partnerships, we’re building the future of cancer care.
