Israel invents micro-submarine seintly traveling through blood vessels to kill cancer cells

in the 1966 Hollywood sci-fi film "Fantastic Trip," several American doctors were reduced to a millionth of a century to save a former Soviet scientist and injected them into the scientist's body in a miniature submarine for vascular surgeryForty years later, Israeli scientists have actually invented a miniature "submarine" machine that can travel through blood vessels that can be injected into a patient's blood vessel and passed through it, providing pioneering medical treatment to patientsThe tiny "submarine", which can travel through blood vessels, was reportedly invented by DrNeil Schwab, a scientist at the Judy and Samaria Institute in Israel, and Oded Salomen, a scientist at the Israel Institute of Science and Technology, who, according to two scientists, have invented a tiny robot with a diameter of only 1 mm and can crawl through the blood vessels and even travel in human veins or arteriesThere are also "arms" outside this "mini-submarine" that can catch things while traveling in the blood vesselsThe tiny "submarines" could be used to treat cancer patients, the inventors said"Microsurgery today, usually using catheters and endoscopes, is too big to get into the most complex parts of the body, " said Salomen, an Israeli scientistBut with this micro-robot, we can perform medical surgery in the most complex areas of the human body"
the "micro-submarine" is still in its stage of development, scientists believe it could already be used to treat cancer patients - for example, it can transport radioactive drugs neartumorin the patient's body and kill them directly, a treatment that is particularly effective in patients with localized prostate cancer, the brain and necktumorsThe tiny robot is powered by an external magnetic field that is left next to the patient, which does not do any harm to the patient, but provides endless power(Yang Zong)