Electrochemotherapy uses electroporation for enhancing chemotherapy.
Electrochemotherapy can be performed using standard operating procedures with …

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 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 …

The knowledge of the adequate current density distribution to apply when using different
electrode arrays in tumor tissue and the healthy surrounding tissue is one of the most …

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 …

Electrochemical treatment has been suggested as an effective alternative to local cancer
therapy. Nevertheless, its effectiveness decreases when highly aggressive primary tumors …

Integrated analysis of the spatial distributions of the electric potential, electric field,
temperature, and tissue damage generated by multiple arrays of straight needle electrodes …

In this chapter are discussed the use, antitumor mechanisms and potentialities of
electrotherapy of low-level direct current in cancer. We make emphasis in one of the most …