Tissue resonance interaction accurately detects colon lesions: A double-blind pilot study

Figure 1 Colon area is scanned with the TRIMprob while the patient remains normally dressed and standing approximately 2 m in front of the receiver placed at the level of abdominal wall.

Figure 2 TRIMprob Medical Device. The system is composed of the exploratory probe, the receiver (a spectrum analyzer), and a computer with dedicated software to record patient information and store TRIMprob data.

Figure 3 Colon cancer as observed by colonoscopy and by the TRIMprob. Spectral lines A, B and C correspond to the red, green and blue bars respectively in D. The interaction between the electromagnetic field emitted by the probe and cancerous tissue results in a significant decrease of 40 dBm at 465 MHz (first spectral line), a modest attenuation at 930 MHz (second spectral line); and at 1395 MHz (third spectral line).