Treatment principle   

The entire physical tumor area can be observed by the use of b
ultrasonic waves. The location is accurately positioned by the
treating equipment under the operation and control of the computer.

Ultrasound is characterized by its deep permeability(penetration?)
and high focus.

Once the tumor has been located the equipment is used to transmit
a large capacity ultra sound wave from  outside of the body to focus
onto the tumor tissue. Within seconds a high temperature of 70-
100 degrees Centigrade is generated in the focused area, killing
the cancer cells within 0.1-0.25 seconds.


Treatment Characteristics and Curative effect

 

1. The computer controlled system accurately focuses on and
   locks in to the location of the cancer cells. It generates a
   temperature of  70°C - 100°C and instantly kills the cancer
   cells in the tumor within an area of 3x3x10 cubic mm. thus
   eliminating the tumor covering a large area.
    
2. Through the adoption of low intensity ultrasound there is no
   need for the use of anaesthesia thus risk for the patient is
   reduced.
    
3. This method of treatment is very suitable and widely used in
   the cases of internal organs carcinoma or metastatic
   carcinoma in the abdominal and pelvis cavities.
    
4. The course of treatment is non-invasive involving no
   perforations, no bleeding, no pain, no heat injury and no
   burning experienced by the patients.
    
5. This is very unlike the use of radiotherapy or chemotherapy
   as no poisonous substances are used hence there is no
   toxicity and no side-effects. The immune system of the
   patient is not adversely affected at all.
    
6. This method can precisely locate the tumor site and does not
   affect the surrounding tissue during treatment. It does not
   destroy the immune system.