Company
CarThera
- Biotech
- Founded:
- 2010
- Headquarters:
- Lyon
Description
Carthera designs ultrasound-based medical devices that temporarily open the blood–brain barrier for treating glioblastoma and other severe brain disorders, used in clinical trials and partnerships.
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