The electrochemical treatment (EChT) of tumours implies that tumour tissue is treated with a
continuous direct current through two or more electrodes placed in or near the tumour. The …

Electrolytic ablation is a method that operates by delivering low magnitude direct current to
the target region over long periods of time, generating electrolytic products that destroy cells …

Electrolysis, electrochemotherapy with reversible electroporation, nanosecond pulsed
electric fields and irreversible electroporation are valuable non-thermal electricity based …

The extreme cathodic and anodic pH fronts induced in the electrochemical treatment of
tumors (EChT) are the main cause of tumor necrosis. Here, we study pH fronts interaction in …

A synergistic combination of electroporation and electrolysis (SEE) has been found with
distinct advantages over tissue ablation by electrolysis or electroporation alone. Minimally …

The use of electric current density imaging (CDI) to map spatial distribution of electric
currents through tumors is presented. Specifically, a method previously tested on phantoms …

The electrochemical treatment of cancer (EChT) consists in the passage of a direct electric
current through two or more electrodes inserted locally in the tumor tissue. The extreme pH …

Electrochemical treatment of tumours implies that tumour tissue is treated with a direct
current. During electrolysis, electrical energy is converted to chemical energy through …

Electrotherapy by low level direct current has been demonstrated to have antitumor effects in
different murine tumor models and in clinics. Electrotherapy in''field''configuration, where …

Electrolytic ablation (EA), a medical treatment used in solid tumor ablation due to its
minimum side effects and low cost, consists in the passage of a low constant electric current …