Magnetic nanoparticle hyperthermia injects iron-oxide nanoparticles into a tumour and heats them from outside with an alternating magnetic field.
NanoTherm received European approval for glioblastoma in 2010 and is used at a small number of German centres, usually with radiotherapy. A phase 2 adjuvant glioblastoma study is recruiting in Poland (NCT06271421); the US prostate focal-ablation study (NCT05010759) was terminated. Systemically delivered magnetic hyperthermia, as opposed to direct intratumoural injection, is still preclinical.
Superparamagnetic iron-oxide nanoparticles deposited in the tumour dissipate heat under an alternating magnetic field, reaching 40-45 °C and sensitising cells to radiation and chemotherapy.
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