Abstract Treatment of superficial tumors with electrochemotherapy (ECT) has shown a steep
rise over the past decade and indications range from skin cancers to locally advanced or …

Electroporation is used to enhance drug diffusion and gene delivery into the cytosol. The
combination of electroporation and cytotoxic drugs, electrochemotherapy (ECT), is used to …

Electrochemotherapy is an effective and safe method for local treatment of cutaneous and
subcutaneous tumours, where electric pulses cause increased permeability of cell …

Introduction: Meningococcal disease is caused by Neisseria meningitidis (Nm) bacterial
agent, a gram-negative diplococcus. Objective: To describe the clinical characteristics of …

Simple Summary Electrochemotherapy is a topical ablative treatment based on the
formation of electropores in the cell membrane exposed to an external electric field. The …

Background Electrochemotherapy provides highly effective local treatment for a variety of
tumors. In deep-seated tumors of the head and neck, due to complex anatomy of the region …

Basal cell carcinoma (BCC) is the most common type of cancer and an increasing incidence
stimulates the interest in new treatments such as electrochemotherapy (ECT) with …

Electrochemotherapy increases the permeability of tumours to drugs by electric voltages
applied locally. Its value in tumours of the head and neck is unknown. We retrospectively …

Background Electrochemotherapy combines electroporation in conjunction with
chemotherapeutic agents and is used to treat tumours in many localisations, including …

Background Extensive squamous cell carcinoma has few therapeutic options. In such cases,
electrochemotherapy involving electroporation combined with antineoplastic drug appears …