British research and development "sniffer cancer machine" whether it is cancer or "sniff" knows

The "sniffer cancer machine" developed by the United Kingdom.

The British invention of "sniffer cancer machine" can "sniff" the smell of cancer has been tried in many hospitals

British media said on the 22nd that British scientists have made a major breakthrough in the diagnosis of cancer. They spent 14 years inventing a "sniffer cancer machine" that can replace "smell cancer dogs" and timely smell whether they have cancer. At present, this sniffer cancer machine called "Breathotron" is being tested in many hospitals in the UK, and if it is effective, it will be implemented in all public hospitals.

According to the report, the “sniffer cancer machine” developed by the research team led by Professor Cranfield University in the United Kingdom has been tested in many hospitals in the UK; if feasible, it will be implemented in all public hospitals in the UK. According to statistics, about 300,000 people are diagnosed with cancer every year, and half of them will die within 1 year. In the medical world, the first step in treatment is to find out if you have cancer early. This is a key part of whether cancer can be cured.

Identification by respiratory odor

This "smell cancer machine" can identify the chemical smell through the patient's breathing. A number of medical report studies have pointed out that if the human body has cancer, the cancer cells will emit a unique smell. Previously, many countries have trained "smell cancer dogs" with developed sense of smell to identify the chemical smell of cancer in patients. Experiments have shown that these dogs have a very high success rate in sniffing patients who may have cancer.

Scientists say that the newly invented "sniffer cancer machine" can "sniff" the smell of human cancer cells, and can also smell the "taste" of pneumonia, intestinal infections and superbugs. A spokesperson for the R&D team pointed out that the diagnosis of the "sniffer cancer machine" is still in the experimental stage and has received funding for the funds.

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The "smell cancer dog" accuracy rate is 97%

Before the invention of this "sniffer cancer machine", many scientists from the United States and Australia tried to use the dog to "sniff the cancer", and the diagnostic accuracy was up to 97%. The invention of "smell cancer machine" is an important breakthrough in cancer diagnosis other than "sniffing cancer dog".

The sensitive dog's nose can smell the acid and odor secreted by human cancer cells. The "sniffing cancer dog" selected by American and Australian scientists can smell whether people have cancer.

Countries such as the United States and Australia have conducted relevant training work to allow olfactory cancer dogs to cooperate with hospitals. In December 2009, the California Pine Street Foundation conducted an experiment in which 86 lung cancer or breast cancer patients and 83 healthy people were found. The accuracy of dog nose sniffing cancer was as high as 88% to 97%.