Histotripsy, a non-invasive cancer treatment

Michigan Engineering Professor Charles Cain outlines a new technique called "Histotripsy," which is a non-invasive ultrasonic approach for the treatment of benign disease and cancer. Cain says the knifeless surgical approach generates energetic microbubbles that oscillate very rapidly, almost like a "nano-blender." The procedure can be used for multiple applications, including treating newborn infants with heart defects, prostate patients and potentially diseases such as breast cancer.

[Kingrodism]

If you can save babies this invention is next level. We need this right now!!!!

[danyelow]

Fantastic! Hope this would not be destroyed by big pharma.

[diraziz]

10 years later. Hope there are Some cancers dealt with this technology.
Apparently Not enough.
Thank you Prof. Cain

[Petertheconcertpianist]

Wow. this video is just purely undescribable. I really want to thank you. Yes. Rotating blade inserted through the prostate. Don't even want to think about that.

[trendyEdge]

Why did it take 3 months to approve new MRNA vaccines, but this one take 10+ years???

[purposefulliving]

Are you guys offering this therapy for the fibroid cysts yet?

[Star-mjku]

Is this similar to the machine created by Royal Rife?

[Pony_Soldier]

Unreal this video is from 11 years ago.. and someone just received this treatment now in 2024. Really ? Road blocks I’m assuming.

[MarianHaaz]

It is being 10 to 8 years since this technique is invented and still treating people with expensive anticoagulants come on people union is what is need wake up people about facemask purposes. Wake up we are like the cattle for them just union make solution

[ThePoushal]

The pace for adoption of new techniques is way too slow unless it benefits big pharma (eg Covid vaccines).