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- Participants in an international clinical trial experienced a 32% improvement in the cardinal motor symptoms associated with Parkinson’s disease (PD).
- These data were considered by the US FDA in its 2025 approval of bilateral focused ultrasound for advanced PD.
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- Nearly 500 attendees gathered this month for the 25th annual International Symposium for Therapeutic Ultrasound.
- Learn about the highlighted topics and award recipients, including Foundation Chairman Dr. Neal F. Kassell’s Lifetime Impact Award.
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- In this episode, Vibhor Krishna, MD, explains how he uses focused ultrasound to treat a variety of conditions.
- He shares moving patient stories and encouraging early findings from his Phase I epilepsy clinical trial.
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- A new study found it often takes years for patients to seek a focused ultrasound consultation for essential tremor, largely due to limited awareness and access issues.
- Women and lower income patients face distinct challenges for diagnosis, consultation, and treatment.
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- Researchers at Columbia University used focused ultrasound to treat carpal tunnel syndrome, a type of nerve pain in the wrist.
- The group also studied how the technology affects arm nerves.
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- The company announced the closing of a new funding round with participation from Reed Jobs and Yosemite and several other new strategic investors.
- The funds will support continued commercial expansion, clinical development, regulatory initiatives, and pipeline applications.
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- Abstract submission is now open for the Foundation’s November 2026 Celebration event.
- We encourage those at all stages of their career to submit a poster abstract and register for the event.
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And Don't Miss
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More than 75 Impressive Speakers for Focused Ultrasound Celebration Event | See the List
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“Focused ultrasound is a disruptive technology that allows me to deliver a treatment that makes an impact in my patients’ quality of life. It has also allowed me to interrogate brain function in ways that we couldn't do before.”
‒ Vibhor Krishna, MD |
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