The number of cancer sufferers is increasing gradually around the world. The patient with cancer has done a regular check for this disease for many years after treatment, so that it can be prevented from occurring again. Keeping this in mind, researchers at the University of Texas have created a pan-like device that will tell in just 10 seconds of removing cancer during the operation, whether or not the cancerous tissue is left in the body. Researchers have named this device as MasSpec Pen, which will help the doctors detect the tissue of the diaphragm during operation and will also detect the tissue of the damaged area around the cancer area, Will be able to get the right treatment.
This device will match tissue with 256 samples:
The University of Texs has claimed that the new MasSpec Pen created by them will give accurate information in a very short time. It will scan the pan tissue and match it with the 256 samples given in the software contained in it and will combine the hedgehog and the damaged tissue. Throughout surgery, breast cancer may be detected in liver and thyroid.
The patient's body will not lose any kind of damage:
This device will not cause any damage to the patient's body as it will not touch with the body. Keeping this pan over the place of tissue, the user will have to press the foot pedal with it to the foot, so that it will drop a drop of water on the pan tissue and the molecules present in the tissues will be in this water drop. Soon after this the water will move into the mass spectrum behind the device and detect whether it is cancer by detecting thousands of molecules, after which the tissue on the display is normal or cancerous will be shown. The entire process will take only 10 seconds and it will be confirmed that the cancer remains in the body or not.
96 percent will meet the correct results:
Several tests have been done to detect the cancer from this pan, in which this technique has given accurate and accurate information to 96 percent. Assistant Professor Livia Schiavinato Eberlin, who is leading the team in the university, has said that when it comes to the patient after surgery, he first asks that the cancer has completely exited. This device will now be able to completely remove the tissue during surgery. They have told that MasSpec Pen helps to scan the tissue, while the Chemical Process Molecule checks the information.
About this project, head James Belliburk of Endorcine Surgery of the Belor College of Medicine, has said that due to the introduction of this technique, we can do safe treatment in less time and that is what we wanted. This technique will help us to completely remove the damaged tissue. The manufacturer of this device has filed a patent for it. According to the information, the testing of this technique will be started during the oncological surgery in 2018.
