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Treat Tumors in the Brain by Mri in the Future
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In fact, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is used to detect tumors of cancer patients, for example, and to make them visible. But: The examination often involves a slight warming of the tissue. Actually, an undesirable side effect. Prof. Thoralf Niendorf from the Max Delbrück Center in Berlin, however, sees this as untapped potential: he wants to use the resulting heat to specifically destroy cancer tumors in the brain, for example. We are talki…
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