Lithuanian University of Health Sciences

Scientists from Lithuania developed an ultrasonic foot stimulation device to improve blood circulation in lower limbs, addressing diabetic foot syndrome. The device, created by Kaunas University of Technology and Lithuanian University of Health Sciences, uses low-frequency ultrasound to stimulate blood flow, potentially revolutionizing treatment for diabetes and peripheral circulatory disorders.

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