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Old 04-20-2019, 02:40 PM #3
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Thanks again for posting. There is a research team at the University of Calgary, Canada that is also looking at Focused Ultrasound. I will inquire to see if they are collaborating with the Swiss.

Here is a 2017 link discussing the Calgary research.

Focused ultrasound offers promising alternative to invasive brain surgery | UToday | University of Calgary
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