A rice-grain-sized implant releases microdoses of up to 20 drugs into separate spots of a tumour for one to three days, then is removed so pathologists can see which drug worked in that person's own tumour. First-in-human studies have been done in breast, sarcoma and brain tumours.
Implantable microdevices developed at MIT and Brigham and Women's Hospital deliver microdoses of up to 20 agents into spatially separated tumour regions for 24-72 hours before retrieval and analysis, and first-in-human studies have been performed in breast, sarcoma and brain tumours. Applied to immune-modulating agents, the device measures local pharmacodynamics in the real human microenvironment, which no model reproduces.
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