The November 15 , 1959 edition of Closer Than We suppose , ( syndicate by the Chicago Tribune , written and illustrated by Arthur Radebaugh ) , predicted “ bloodless surgery . ”
With the development of an “ atomic knife , ” tomorrow ’s infirmary operations may be as easy on the patient as relaxing in an easy chairwoman – no incision , no bleeding . The technique has already been used successfully in decoct hormone flow from the pituitary body , in relieving down mental states by “ contract ” mind segments , in treating certain grammatical case of cancer .
Specialists at the University of California and in Uppsala , Sweden , have been able to put down undesirable tissue by directing a proton beam toward them . Later , many researcher feel , the method acting may be used in any surgical operation that does n’t postulate reconnecting of tissue .
Next week : Stop - and - Go Rockets
A particular thanks to Tom Z. for today ’s scan .
This Emily Post originally appeared atPaleofuture.com
arthur radebaughchicago tribuneHealthMedicine
Daily Newsletter
Get the best technical school , scientific discipline , and culture news in your inbox day by day .
news program from the future , return to your present .
Please select your want newssheet and submit your email to upgrade your inbox .
You May Also Like
