Stirring the blood

David Jones

Nature, 2000, vol. 403, issue 6770, 612-612

Abstract: Blood clotting in the wrong place in the human body can be a killer. Daedalus plans to tackle the problem with an innovative use of ultrasound. A converging beam directed for a time to, say, one of the wider arteries, will agitate the blood, break up any incipient clots and keep blood safely fluid.

Date: 2000
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