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A 63-year-old female patient with newly diagnosed glioblastoma (gbm) began optune gio therapy on (b)(6) 2026.On (b)(6) 2026, the patient's daughter informed novocure that the patient had temporarily discontinued optune gio therapy the previous day due to a wound described as a small scab with an underlying fluid collection at the surgical incision site.On august 17, 2026, additional information was received indicating that the surgical incision had become infected.The patient was treated with unspecified antibiotics and temporarily discontinued optune gio therapy following the recommendation of the healthcare provider.On (b)(6) 2026, novocure received a medical record dated (b)(6) 2026, indicating that the patient had completed a one-week course of amoxicillin and doxycycline for drainage from the surgical site.At the time of the appointment, yellow drainage was still present; however, it had improved, and the patient was applying bacitracin and using bandages.The patient's family reported that the patient frequently touched the wound.Additionally, temozolomide therapy had been temporarily discontinued to support wound healing.Multiple attempts were made to contact the prescribing physician; however, no reply was received.
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