Delaney G. Fisher

This paper shows that focused ultrasound blood-brain barrier opening can stop and prevent the growth of cerebral cavernous malformations in mice.

This study evaluates how focused ultrasound enhances drug delivery into cerebral cavernous malformations using contrast agents in a mouse model.

This study uses a chronic mouse model of CCM to analyze lesion progression with MRI and histology, revealing non-monotonous growth patterns and correlations between cell density and lesion stability.

The paper shows maternal experience induces lateralized changes in perineuronal net density in adult female mice, dependent on MECP2.