Histotripsy is a non-invasive cancer treatment that uses ultrasound to break up tumors in the body. It employs controlled sound waves to create micro-bubbles that destroy targeted diseased tissue, eliminating the need for radiation, chemotherapy, and surgical incisions.Developed over 20 years ago by Michigan Engineering researchers in collaboration with clinicians at Michigan Medicine and the U-MRogel Cancer Center, it was later brought to clinical use by the Minneapolis-based company HistoSonic