U-M cuts ribbon on Histotripsy Research Center

University of Michigan officials and researchers cut the ribbon on the new Histotripsy Research Center.

The University of Michigan cut the ribbon on its new Histotripsy Research Center on Thursday. It could bring great advancements to cancer treatment.

Histotripsy is a non-evasive surgery technology that uses sound waves. The process was invented on the Ann Arbor campus in 2002. It generates bubbles inside tumors that destroy it without incision or pain…

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