MagForce, a medical technology company focused on nanomedicine in oncology, has announced that it has treated a recurrent glioblastoma patient using NanoTherm therapy.
The therapy involves the direct injection of magnetic nanoparticles into the tumour, and their subsequent heating by an alternating magnetic field.
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The therapy was carried out at the University of Giessen and Charité University Medical Center Berlin.
Based on an individual patient agreement, the treatment costs are being covered by a German state insurance company.
MagForce CEO Peter Heinrich said that, through its collaborations with experts in both and internationally, the company plans to further develop this treatment approach for a variety of solid tumour indications with high medical need.
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