Introduction Irreversible electroporation (IRE) is a relatively new ablation method for the
treatment of unresectable cancers. Although the main mechanism of IRE is electric …

Simple Summary Electroporation-based therapies (reversible electroporation, irreversible
electroporation, electrochemotherapy) are used for the selective treatment of deep-seated …

Electroporation is an effective physical method for irreversible or reversible permeabilization
of plasma membranes of biological cells and is typically used for tissue ablation or targeted …

Background. Electrochemotherapy (ECT) is a minimally invasive and safe treatment gaining
positive and long-lasting antitumoral results that are receiving the attention of the scientific …

Irreversible electroporation (IRE) is an innovative cell ablation method based on the concept
that the application of excessive electric pulses induces a lethal increase in the permeability …

Purpose: Surgery, radiotherapy, and oncological treatment (chemotherapy and
antineoplastic antibodies) are standard treatments of rectal cancer. ECT has shown its …

Simple Summary This is a Phase II randomized controlled trial conducted with the aim of
investigating whether the use of Electrochemotherapy after neoadjuvant therapy (ECT) and …

Electroporation has been a widely established method for delivering DNA and other material
into cells in vitro. Conventional electroporation infrastructure is typically immobile, non …

Electroporation (EP) techniques, used alone (Irreversible Electroporation, IRE) or in
combination with anti-cancer drugs (Electrochemotherapy, ECT), have been shown to be …

Interventional Oncology treatments grant low-risk mini-invasive alternatives to surgery for
cancer patients. Percutaneous ablative therapies represent a cornerstone for treatment of …