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‘Ultrasound drill’ and nanodroplets break apart blood clots

16 Jan 2021
Ultrasound drill
On target: artist’s impression of how an ultrasound drill and injection tube for nanodroplets could be used to break up blood clots in the body. (Courtesy: North Carolina State University)
A precision “ultrasound drill” combined with specially engineered nanodroplets could soon be use

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Sam Jarman is a science writer based in the UK
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