Israel has developed the use of laser beams to remotely diagnose the coronavirus
As of April 13, 2020, the number of confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia worldwide has exceeded 1.85 million. To diagnose or rule out whether a patient is infected with the new coronavirus requires scientific means. In the face of the global epidemic, researchers from various countries continue to develop more efficient diagnosis and treatment methods. Recently, researchers at Bar Ilan University (BIU) in Israel developed a method for remote diagnosis of coronavirus using laser pointer beams. This is a device that can remotely sense changes in tissue motility caused by diseases even at a distance of tens of meters. The device can recognize symptoms.
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For example, lung swelling, fever, and decreased oxygen saturation in the blood. The researchers said: "Our device can remotely sense the nano-motion of tissues close to blood vessels. And detect the changes in motion caused by these parameters. The research team believes. Another study at Elan University (BIU). The researchers are studying The antibody can be used as a passive vaccine for coronavirus. The creation of new antibodies is accomplished by "mapping" the antibodies of recovered coronavirus patients.
2021-01-06 05:50:35
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