Bone metastases induce pain, risk of fracture, and neural compression, and reduced
mobility and quality of life. Electrochemotherapy (ECT) is a minimally invasive local …

Background Bone metastases are frequent in patients with cancer. Electrochemotherapy
(ECT) is a minimally invasive treatment based on a high‐voltage electric pulse combined …

Introduction Bone metastases are frequent in patients with cancer. Electrochemotherapy
(ECT) is a minimally invasive treatment. Preclinical and clinical studies supported the use of …

Background and aim: Cancers are one of the most frequent causes of death and disability in
humans. Skeletal involvement has a major impact on the quality of life and prognosis of …

Introduction Bone metastatic disease is a major cause of pain and decreased quality of life
in patients with cancer. In addition to systemic therapy and pain control with narcotic …

Bone metastases impair general health status, quality of life and survival of patients.
Electrochemotherapy (ECT), which combines electroporation (EP) and the administration of …

Study Design. Preliminary report of new antitumor treatment. Objective. To evaluate the
effectiveness of electrochemotherapy as a novel treatment of spinal metastasis. Summary of …

The treatment of tumors with electrochemotherapy (ECT) has surged over the past decade.
Thanks to the transient cell membrane permeabilization induced by the short electric pulses …

Electrochemotherapy (ECT) has emerged among European centers as an innovative
locoregional treatment for patients with unresectable skin cancers or superficial metastases …

Background and Objectives Electrochemotherapy (ECT) is technique for local control of skin
metastasis. This study is primarily aimed at assessing the clinical activity of ECT in a …