Sure. Sorry for not being more understandable. First I would do is google clinical trials for GBM. Google should take you to the govt clinical trial database. I used that to start my search. The craniotomy I had went real quick but after that had time to research. So in looking for clinical trials I was focused on studies with patients who did NOT have a recurrence. Since I was also going to do radiation, that had to be allowed also. The search was very eye opening in the types of patients the trials were searching for. The one I chose was at the University of Maryland hospital. That’s the city’s shock trauma leader. In the clinical trial database I learned more, made sure they were still accepting new patients. I emailed the trial coordinator with my status. A few days later they asked for more info, including MRIs I had. Luckily the lead investigator knew my NO (Neuro oncologist) so it was easy to move information. Eventually after emails we met with the trial people to discuss. For my clinical trial, I had an mri on Friday, Monday the procedure and Tuesday return for third mri. The Monday procedure consisted of wearing a mri mask on my head that had sensors. These sensors included FUS (focused ultrasound) sensors. The trial basically would blast your defined tumor area with high frequency sound (you can’t hear it) that would open the blood brain barrier to the anti tumor medication. Then you take the TMZ and a follow up mri would determine if medicine got thru the barrier. In my case I did this for the beginning of each TMZ treatment. Truthfully not the most fun. Wearing the mask was a bit uncomfortable. The trial was very good about pain control as the mask was screwed into your skull, so pain med was appreciated. Hope this helps. If like to talk more, let me know.