RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Brain cancerMacer wrote: Interesting in regards to the type of cancer mentioned in these posts. The cerebral spinal space is filled with fluid (cerebral spinal fluid) that communicates the spinal column to the visceral surfaces of the brain itself. This space is accessable and is commonly cannulated to allow for spinal/epidural anesthesia, where the anesthitist can infuse medication to allow for spinal anesthesia. Theoretically PDC's could be infused into this space as well in the same manner that the bladder is infused (a little more tricky maybe). They could then apply light and treat the patient , possibly non-invasivly.
There would be obvious differences in these treatments for sure but interseting that this was mentioned in the news today.
Position yourself accordingly.
Macer
Another great post. Possibly easier to target spinal indications... anyone have market sizes on this area? Available treatments? Orphan status? Fasttrack eligible?