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- W4386398795 abstract "Efficient delivery of therapeutics across the blood-brain barrier (BBB) for the treatment of central nervous system (CNS) tumors is a major challenge to the development of safe and efficacious therapies. Locoregional drug delivery platforms offer an improved therapeutic index by achieving high drug concentrations in the target tissue with negligible systemic exposure. Intrathecal (intraventricular) [IT] and convection-enhanced delivery [CED] are two clinically relevant methods being employed for various CNS malignancies. Both of these standalone platforms suffer from passive post-administration distribution forces, sometimes limiting the desired distribution for tumor therapy. Focused ultrasound and microbubble-mediated blood-brain barrier opening (FUS-BBBO) is a recent modality used for enhanced drug delivery. It is postulated that coupling of FUS with these alternative delivery routes may provide benefits. Multimodality FUS may provide the desired ability to increase the depth of parenchymal delivery following IT administration and provide a means for contour directionality with CED. Further, the transient enhanced permeability achieved with FUS-BBBO is well established, but drug residence and transit times, important to clinical dose scheduling, have not yet been defined. The present investigation comprises two discrete studies: 1. Conduct a comprehensive quantitative evaluation to elucidate the effect of FUS-BBBO as it relates to varying routes of administration (IT and IV) in its capacity to facilitate drug penetration within the striatal-thalamic region. 2. Investigate the impact of combining FUS-BBBO with CED on drug distribution, with a specific focus on the temporal dynamics of drug retention within the target region.Firstly, we quantitatively assessed how FUS-BBBO coupled with IT and IV altered fluorescent dye (Dextran 2000 kDa and 70 kDa) distribution and concentration in a predetermined striatal-thalamic region in naïve mice. Secondly, we analyzed the pharmacokinetic effects of using FUS mediated BBB disruption coupled with CED by measuring the volume of distribution and time-dependent concentration of the dye.Our results indicate that IV administration coupled with FUS-BBBO successfully enhances delivery of dye into the pre-defined sonication targets. Conversely, measurable dye in the sonication target was consistently less after IT administration. FUS enhances the distribution volume of dye after CED. Furthermore, a shorter time of residence was observed when CED was coupled with FUS-BBBO application when compared to CED alone.1. Based on our findings, IV delivery coupled with FUS-BBBO is a more efficient means for delivery to deep targets (i.e. striatal-thalamic region) within a predefined spatial conformation compared to IT administration. 2. FUS-BBBO increases the volume of distribution (Vd) of dye after CED administration, but results in a shorter time of residence. Whether this finding is reproducible with other classes of agents (e.g., cytotoxic agents, antibodies, viral particles, cellular therapies) needs to be studied." @default.
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- W4386398795 title "Influence of focused ultrasound on locoregional drug delivery to the brain: Potential implications for brain tumor therapy" @default.
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