Electrochemotherapy is now in routine clinical use to treat cutaneous metastases of any
histology, and is listed in national and international guidelines for cutaneous metastases …

Electrochemotherapy is a local treatment of cancer employing electric pulses to improve
transmembrane transfer of cytotoxic drugs. In this paper we discuss electrochemotherapy …

Electroporation is a well-known phenomenon that occurs at the cell membrane when cells
are exposed to high-intensity electric pulses. Depending on electric pulse amplitude and …

Background Electroporation based therapies and treatments (eg electrochemotherapy, gene
electrotransfer for gene therapy and DNA vaccination, tissue ablation with irreversible …

Background Electrochemotherapy (ECT) is a treatment for both primary and secondary
cutaneous tumours. The international Network for sharing practices on ECT group …

Background and Objectives Electrochemotherapy is effective in treatment of various
cutaneous tumors and could be translated into treatment of deep‐seated tumors. With this …

Abstract Treatment of superficial tumors with electrochemotherapy (ECT) has shown a steep
rise over the past decade and indications range from skin cancers to locally advanced or …

Background: Calcium electroporation is a novel anticancer treatment, which utilizes high
voltage pulses to permeabilize cell membranes and expose the cell to supraphysiological …

Electroporation is used to enhance drug diffusion and gene delivery into the cytosol. The
combination of electroporation and cytotoxic drugs, electrochemotherapy (ECT), is used to …

Background Cutaneous metastases represent a therapeutic challenge. An increasing body
of experience suggests that electrochemotherapy (ECT) provides effective tumor control …