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Sound Waves Used to Break Down Kidney Stones: First Human Study
Scientists developed a new method against kidney stones which showed promising results. Sound waves from a newly developed technique called "burst wave lithotripsy (BWL)" were found by researchers to have the potential to disintegrate or destroy kidney stones inside the body.
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