Reactive oxygen species (ROS)‐related therapeutic approaches are developed as a
promising modality for cancer treatment because the aberrant increase of intracellular ROS …

Electrochemical therapy (EChT), by inserting electrodes directly into tumors to kill cancer
cells under direct current (DC), is clinically used in several countries. In EChT, the drastic pH …

Inspired by endogenous physiological electric fields in humans, electricity has been widely
used as an accessible source of physical stimulation to help treat diseases, including cancer …

Electrolytic ablation (EA) is a burgeoning treatment for solid tumors, in which electrical
energy catalyzes a chemical reaction to generate reactive species that can eradicate cancer …

There is a critical need for re-evaluation of electrochemical therapy (EChT) approaches of
solid tumors to address the challenges of the currently used method: incomplete …

The Electrochemical treatment can be used for local control of solid tumors in both
preclinical and clinical studies. In this paper, an integrated analysis of the spatial …

Background Electrotherapy is a relatively well established and efficient method of tumor
treatment. In this paper we focus on analytical and numerical calculations of the potential …

Background Electrotherapy effectiveness at different doses has been demonstrated in
preclinical and clinical studies; however, several aspects that occur in the tumor growth …

Electrochemical therapy (EChT), also named low-level direct electric current therapy, has
been suggested in the past as a therapeutic potential in local cancer treatment. It involves …

Herein, we present a new design on the Single Needle Electrochemical Therapy (SNEChT)
method by introducing some major improvements, including a nanoporous platinum …