Mayo Clinic tests microwave heating for living tissue
Mayo Clinic researchers led by Dr. Frank H. Krusen study microwave diathermy to heat targeted tissue. Microwaves in 10 centimeter waves could heat muscle layers and boost blood flow, with a focused director allowing precise targeting and less reliance on pads and cables. Early animal studies show deep heating with minimal skin damage and promising therapeutic potential.
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