Interventional MRI-Guided Local Delivery of Agents into Swine Bile Duct Walls Using MR Compatible Needle-Integrated Balloon Catheter System

Systemic chemotherapy has limited therapeutic effect on pancreatobiliary cancers due to the insufficient drugs delivered to the tumors. To address this problem, we successfully developed a technique of using interventional magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to guide intrabiliary agent delivery into pig common bile duct (CBD) walls with a newly-designed MR compatible needle-integrated balloon catheter system.

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