声全息图同时开启多靶点血脑屏障(AH-SiMBO)。

Xinya Yao, Xiangkun Piao, Shulong Hong, Chenyu Ji, Mingyu Wang, Yan Wei, Zhouyang Xu, Jia-Ji Pan, Yanbo Pei, Bingbing Cheng
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聚焦超声诱导的血脑屏障(BBB)打开可以实现靶向脑药物递送。然而,在不同深度和区域同时实现多靶点BBB打开仍然具有挑战性,且成本过高。在这里,我们通过使用编码声全息图与单元件平面波换能器相结合来产生精确聚焦的声场来解决这些挑战。采用迭代角谱方法设计并通过3D打印制造的全息图在不同深度和区域产生单个或多个焦点,这通过模拟和基于水听器的测量得到证实。波束控制能力得到了验证,并在体内得到进一步验证。我们设计了一种不同病灶振幅变化小于10%的全息图,并成功地在单次超声过程中在小鼠的双侧海马和中隔中实现了双平面多靶点(≥3)血脑屏障开放,无不良反应。这种创新的声学全息方法同时打开多靶点血脑屏障,具有时间效率和成本效益,在脑药物传递和神经调节方面具有广泛的潜在应用。
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Acoustic hologram-enabled simultaneous multi-target blood-brain barrier opening (AH-SiMBO).

Focused ultrasound-induced blood-brain barrier (BBB) opening enables targeted brain drug delivery. However, achieving simultaneous multi-target BBB opening across various depths and regions remains challenging and cost-prohibitive. Here we address these challenges by employing encoded acoustic holograms combined with a single-element plane-wave transducer to generate precise focused acoustic fields. The holograms designed using an iterative angular spectrum approach and fabricated via 3D printing produce single or multiple foci at different depths and regions, which are confirmed by simulations and hydrophone-based measurements. Beam steering capability is demonstrated and further validated in vivo. We design a hologram with less than 10% variation in amplitude across different foci and successfully achieve biplane multi-target ( ≥3) BBB opening in the bilateral hippocampus and medial septum of mice in a single sonication session with no adverse effects. This innovative acoustic holographic approach for simultaneous multi-target BBB opening is time-efficient and cost-effective, presenting broad potential applications in brain drug delivery and neuromodulation.

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