Tag: pancreas

Modulight Spotlights: LASER-SHARP RESEARCH – June 2025

Laser-sharp Research / Cancer therapy, fluorescence, in vitro, in vivo, laser-sharp research, liver cancer, ML7710, pancreas, pancreatic cancer, theranostics, University of Maryland

Chen-Hua Ma et al. Optical Therapeutics & Nanotechnology Laboratory at University of Maryland combined photoimmunotherapy with ethanol ablation to achieve improved drug retention and light penetration, especially important for treating pigmented organs like liver and pancreas. Modulight’s ML7710 laser was used for both therapeutic activation of the nanoconstruct, as well as for theranostic monitoring of the process.

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Synergizing photodynamic therapy and ethanol ablation: Light-activatable sustained-exposure ethanol injection technology for enhanced tumor ablation

Scientific papers / Cancer therapy, fluorescence, in vitro, in vivo, liver cancer, ML7710, pancreas, pancreatic cancer, theranostics, University of Maryland

Published in: Bioengineering & Translational Medicine Authors: Chen-Hua Ma, Jeffrey Yang, John A. Quinlan, Kathryn McNaughton, Michele L. Kaluzienski, Tessa Hauser, Matthew F. Starost, Jenna L. Mueller, Huang-Chiao Huang

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Optimized light delivery in pancreatic cancer

Application Note / 689 nm, in vivo, interstitial, ML7710, pancreas, pancreatic cancer, phototherapy, tumor, University of California at Irvine

Motivation for the study Efficient light delivery to the whole tumor is one of the main aspects of phototherapy. The efficacy of phototherapy has been demonstrated for several cancers via superficial illumination. Interstitial illumination could enhance light delivery deeper inside the tumor and potentially result in more effective tumor eradication. Hence, the aim of this

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