Development of a new technology for ultrasonic lithotripsy

A new study has developed a low-impact treatment in a slightly elevated layer of ultrasound.

It also provides a faster method and pens for passing stones in the course, using a faster method and pens for passing stones, this method breaks up the stones on its own. (BWL). This results in psychiatric diseases resulting from psychiatric diseases, psychiatric diseases, psychiatric diseases, psychiatric diseases, psychiatric diseases, psychiatric diseases, psychiatric diseases, psychiatric diseases, ligation of the bladder.

19 subjects were subjected to the study, of whom the new BWL technique was trialled, in which 25 stones were shredded in up to 10 minutes, and about 90 percent of the volume of stones was fragmented, from up to 12 to less than 2 mm. In the traditional technique SWL, is About 60 percent of stones generally fragment to less than 4 mm, and fragments 4 mm in diameter can usually be dislodged, but more painfully than small stones.

“The blast wave lithotripsy can be done without the need for patients to be anesthetized,” says study developer Harper. Ultrasound waves (SWL), after viewing high-amplitude and special-frequency ultrasound waves, are sent to the stone, after it reaches a certain period of time.