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Previous works by Fry et al. and others demonstrated that ultrasound exposures on the optic tract and/or the lateral geniculate nucleus (LGN) can temporarily block visually-evoked potentials in small animals. We attempted to repeat these experiments in a rhesus macaque using the ExAblate Neuro system (InSightec) operating at 650 kHz.

journal of therapeutic ultrasound

Ultrasound-induced suppression of visually-evoked potentials: experience in nonhuman primates with a clinical transcranial MRI-guided focused ultrasound system