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https://spj.science.org/doi/abs/10.34133/research.0048
Jan 26, 2023 4:37 PM
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BsqCY1TSc6s
https://spj.science.org/doi/abs/10.34133/research.0048
Kingloki6
Bubbles in the brain sounds a little sketchy….
wonderwink
And that will be 300k thank you, oh yeah clots gone, but damage eh, that may stay. Only time to intervention saves brain function.
EternalStudent07
If could be externally applied I'd be more excited. Like a hat or tub of liquid you put your head in.
Faxu
Anyone else assume from the graphic that this was a fleshlight before they read any of the text?
TheRedBaron8
Check this out. https://www.cnbc.com/2017/11/03/drug-melts-away-heart-fat-in-just-one-dose.html
Degia
Clots made of pepperoni. Which make sense cuz holy fudge that grease.
BenderBendingRrrrrrodriguez
Who else wants an Italian sub, all of a sudden ?
RancidSebastian
Looks like they could make slim jims with the collected clots
flagbasher
Cats can have little a Clot, as a treat.
aggressivelysouthern
let's go paaaaaack
OceanCitySoul
I am curious if it would remove plaque build-up in arteries, avoiding open heart surgery.
sherlockhooves
No insurance company will cover this.
motoalchemist
and once again, insurance will deny this proceedure
BendOverAndIllShowYa
WOLF!
Redbaron1079
...pack?
BendOverAndIllShowYa
YEESSSSS!!!!!
keyboardhero100
It's not even available yet and my insurance already denied it.
RideTheStimutacs
Now do it for cholesterol blockages.
paladindansesgirlfriend
STGxDante
Sooo special beam cannon?
TakenToaster
Clots killed my dad. Kinda hurts that the answers were a couple of years away
Rugno
at long last... scrubbing bubbles have returned
lazybuthappy
What's the problem with a regular drill?
astrofuzzics
There are devices that you may call a "regular" drill. Look up "rotablation." It uses a diamond-tipped burr that spins 180K/min.
ByThePowerOfSCIENCE
Kamchatkah
Sneeze and you'll kill someone.
SecondSince
That's been the last few years in general...
HermitBean
Gold
Maitrify
I will admit, I've lost all interest in any advances in medical technology because Iknow I'll never be able to afford them
youcancallmesusanifitmakesyouhappy
Why only the brain tho?
popejubal
No, Pinky. That’s not what I was thinking.
astrofuzzics
Theoretically usable in any vascular bed, including cerebral, coronary, and peripheral. Problem is, break up clot --> debris --> more damage
ByThePowerOfSCIENCE
there are already other techniques suitable elsewhere, but
bathtubdronestrike
Vortex ultrasound drilling sounds like a good experimental hip hop ska rock band name.
InvaderTaco
Vortex Ultrasound Drilling , ne band name called it !!
TheRedBaron8
I used to play drums for Vortex Ultrasound Drilling.
usersayswhat
Hi we're Ultrasound Vortex and this is off our new album Transducer. It's called Twenty Killa Hurts. *300 ms long screech * Thank you
75centslurpee
I mean. We butter the bread with butter kinda did a similar thing song name wise with 20km/h, so this really isn't far off from reality.
CodyWeber
Sonic screwdriver your blood!
themobileappisbroken
Teasaurus
*?????????????????????*
Aksuuuh
"Oh whoops, not that far. Haha."
HellaPictureSeeing
Killerpixler
It'll work too since a sonic screwdriver can do anything except wood!
lncorrectGrammerNazi
It's a good thing you can't get a blood clot in a wooden leg, then
hurricane921
There's a sonic app for that. Just takes a bit longer
KeepingRepostStatsBusy
Isochronin or binaural beats may be cheaper mechanisms
CodyWeber
Ooh, if you can, please elaborate. I'm curious!
KeepingRepostStatsBusy
Brain hemisphere synchronization using audio can induce brain wave frequency, delta - gamma. https://youtu.be/bq-h2xjKwPM
KeepingRepostStatsBusy
I like this channel personally but there are apps with pure tones, they those here too. https://youtu.be/bq-h2xjKwPM
KeepingRepostStatsBusy
“Those are on that channel too” fat fingers and autocorrect
astrofuzzics
As someone who uses this kind of tech: until it's proven in a clinical trial, it's bogus. Anything that "breaks up clots" poses a risk of 1/
JimRoberts
I wonder if its possible to use something like lithotripsy but for blood clots, since it would then be a non-invasive procedure.
astrofuzzics
That's a good question. Lithotripsy works by fragmenting material using shockwaves. To be susceptible, the target must be 1/
astrofuzzics
rigid and brittle. Clots are usually of gelatinous consistency, so they'll just jiggle and won't be destroyed by shockwaves.
astrofuzzics
Shockwave lithotripsy is used for arterial plaque that has been long enough to calcify & harden. It doesn't work on clots; they're too soft.
Wikipedo
A hammer will break up blood clots (and everything underneath)
AdrianDunne
That's the spirit!
SpoofStain
As someone who's experienced insane clots (and no identifying factors) these discoveries are exciting but terrifying, for reasons you stated
Mindshard
This. Veins and arteries aren't a uniform thickness, unless the clot is immediately destroyed, pieces will travel.
CatHateDogDogLoveCat
This tech has been under trial for a few years now, if I remember correctly. I remember a cardiac trial back around 2017.
astrofuzzics
There are many percutaneous technologies available for coronary intervention, up to and including the use of lasers :)
CatHateDogDogLoveCat
Oh I know. Used to be on a TAVR team.
astrofuzzics
sending little bits of broken up clots downstream (called "embolization"), clogging up small distal vessels that are too numerous to open 2/
draxiom
Ok. But can I use it to clean my ears? They keep telling to stop using qtips and I want to sonic screwdriver my ears
superkavi
It'll clean your ears but make you deaf
Gaetzton
I cannot imagine that the particles would be any larger than those produced by the Rotablater during coronary revascularization.
astrofuzzics
The rotablater does cause distal embolization. It's a risk that must be weighed against the possible benefits.
CatHateDogDogLoveCat
Load em up with brillinta, should be fine.
Gaetzton
The particles produced by the Rotablater burr are typically smaller than RBC’s. Further it would be important to weigh the risks.
astrofuzzics
Can't compare thrombus subject to ultrasound against calcium subject to rotablator. Different substances behave differently.
astrofuzzics
Until there's demonstrable safety in comparison to the current standard, it's experimental at best.
astrofuzzics
this applies to intravascular interventions in all beds; cerebrovascular, coronary and peripheral. That's why there's usually a suction 3/
RichardPicture
GHARW
As an interventional x-ray tech, I approve of this comment.
astrofuzzics
component to vacuum up the debris, keeping the blood vessel open.
datester35
If the clots is broken up to small enough pieces, doesn't this not matter as much?
tavinjer
100%. My company makes some of these suction devices. Mechanically breaking up clots is necessary sometimes but it’s NOT desirable.
Comet260
So the best option is clot busting drugs?
Corrodias
I'm curious, under what circumstances would there even be a clot in the brain for long enough to use such a machine but not long enough »
Corrodias
nor in a sufficiently important spot to have already done as much damage as it can do, in the time it would take to set up this machine?
davebeastly
londonosierra2000
Does he get wifi?
TokyoSandblaster101
Wifi Hotspot
pinkmansaidthebest
Good to see those vaccination microchips at work.
Marcolorn
I hope they didn't point it on the eyes.
TuckerTheGuy
Dangerous doing that 3 inches above his ear.
donthatemecauseimwittier
WHAT??
LCMcG
Dangerous to do against skin at all. You can get an air embolism like that. We can get in a lot of trouble doing this where I work.
WwwhyYouNoLikeMe
Instructions on how to get air into blood vessels?
FabulouslyTiti
CityYeti
Air, possibly from a device that inflates tires or something, is being shot on this guy's head, causing the ripples
FabulouslyTiti
Thank you as well! ♥
Oioioioioioioioioioioioi
It's just compressed air blasting onto his bald head. You can see the nozzle to the left at the beginning.
FabulouslyTiti
Way, waaaaaaaay more low-tech than what I was imagining, gotcha. XD Thanks!
AlexSomething
When you receive the 5G at 100%
SacrificialClam
NOT IN MY CHRISTIAN NEIGHBORHOOD
rmmmm
THE VACCINE WORKS ?! (obvious /s)
f3n1x187
WTF!
ByThePowerOfSCIENCE
*Wi-T-Fi
WaveMotionGum
He hold'n an air compressor hose, you can see it for a second.
f3n1x187
ah okok I see it, thanks
eastend666
Good lord you're observant.
CdotFalcon
It's literally one of the two pieces of main focus in the video
BishlamekGurpgork
It's brief and many people are viewing it on a cell phone screen. Have some chill.