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Remus: System for Remote Deep Brain Interventions

Taylor D. WebbiD, Matthew G. WilsoniD, Henrik OdéeniD, Jan KubanekiD

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Abstract

MotivationTranscranial focused ultrasound brings personalized medicine to the human brain. Ultrasound can modulate neural activity or release drugs in specific neural circuits but this personalized approach requires a system that delivers ultrasound into specified targets flexibly and on command. SummaryWe developed a remote ultrasound system (Remus) that programmatically targets deep brain regions with high spatiotemporal precision and in a multi-focal manner. We validated these functions by safely modulating two deep brain nuclei--the left and right lateral geniculate nucleus-in a task-performing non-human primate. This flexible system will enable researchers and clinicians to diagnose and treat specific deep brain circuits in a noninvasive yet targeted manner, thus embodying the promise of personalized treatments of brain disorders. Animated graphical abstract: onetarget.us/download/rem.

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