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Another great advancement by one of the greatest engineering & medical research universities in the world; the University of Michigan.
https://news.engin.umich.edu/2023/1...H8RCc3qjUrnPFwrEoMmyR2DxPfbyvoBWnoS09uyuII0M8
The technology works by using high-powered, very precise ultrasound to liquify tumors without damaging the surrounding tissue. Breaking the cancer cell walls exposes the tumor antigens which trigger the immune response, providing a secondary benefit of increased recurrence prevention.
The treatment is currently in limited trials but has proven very successful so far, and received FDA approval to treat liver tumors in humans earlier this week.
INTJohn
https://news.engin.umich.edu/2023/1...H8RCc3qjUrnPFwrEoMmyR2DxPfbyvoBWnoS09uyuII0M8
The technology works by using high-powered, very precise ultrasound to liquify tumors without damaging the surrounding tissue. Breaking the cancer cell walls exposes the tumor antigens which trigger the immune response, providing a secondary benefit of increased recurrence prevention.
The treatment is currently in limited trials but has proven very successful so far, and received FDA approval to treat liver tumors in humans earlier this week.
INTJohn