The New York Times
It was a desperate measure, for a desperate disease. Fourteen months
ago, Dennis Sugrue let doctors thread a fine tube through his blood
vessels and up into his head, so they could spray the drug directly into the part of his brain where a had been cut out. It was an experiment,
devised mainly to find out whether the procedure was safe, and to gauge
how much Avastin the brain could tolerate. But Mr. Sugrue, then 50, was
hoping the experiment would also free him of ... Read More
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