I've never heard it working, stopping/slowing bleeding with soundwaves, not even with manual control and experts operating the equipment, and not even in medical shows that aren't too concerned with realism. Funny how they are talking about such magically (internal-)wound-pinpointing devices when they didn't even try the concept of doing it the plain way yet then. Even having a device that could pinpoint such internal wounds on the go would already be a great invention, doesn't even need to deal with it to impress.
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I've never heard it working, stopping/slowing bleeding with soundwaves, not even with manual control and experts operating the equipment, and not even in medical shows that aren't too concerned with realism.
Funny how they are talking about such magically (internal-)wound-pinpointing devices when they didn't even try the concept of doing it the plain way yet then.
Even having a device that could pinpoint such internal wounds on the go would already be a great invention, doesn't even need to deal with it to impress.