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Medical ultrasound

therapy that concentrates ultrasound energy at a focus deep in tissue to heat and destroy it without cutting the skin.

In medical ultrasound, high-intensity focused ultrasound refers to therapy that concentrates ultrasound energy at a focus deep in tissue to heat and destroy it without cutting the skin. This meaning comes from Lynn (1942) in Journal of General Physiology.[1]

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Lynn, J. G., Zwemer, R. L., Chick, A. J., & Miller, A. E. (1942). A New Method for the Generation and Use of Focused Ultrasound in Experimental Biology. Journal of General Physiology, 26(2), 179-193. https://doi.org/10.1085/jgp.26.2.179

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