Supersonic therapeutic device with means for introducing fluid into a body cavity

Claim 1

A DEVICE FOR TREATMENT OF AN INTERNAL HOLLOW ORGAN OF THE BODY, SAID ORGAN HAVING A CONSTRICTED NARROW ORIFICE PART AND BEING THE UTERUS, COMPRISING IN COMBINATION MEANS FOR PRODUCING A DEFOCUSSED BEAM OF SUPERSONIC ENERGY, SAID BEAM COMPRISING MULTIPLICITY OF SUPERSONIC CURRENTS TRAVELING IN MULTIPLE AND DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS SIMULTANEOUSLY, SAID MEANS PRODUCING SUPERSONIC ENERGY BEING SO CONSTRUCTED AND ARRANGED SO AS TO BE MOUNTED OUTSIDE OF SAID BODY, A HOLLOW MEMBER ADAPTED IN SIZE AND SHAPE FOR INTRODUCING INTO THE CAVITY OF UTERUS, SAID MEMBER HAVING THE LENGTH GREATER THAN ITS DIAMETER, A SOURCE OF FLUID WITH MEANS FOR INJECTING SAID FLUID THROUGH SAID HOLLOW MEMBER INTO SAID CAVITY AND FILLING SAID CAVITY WITH SAID FLUID, MEANS FOR COUPLING SAID FLUID WITH SAID MEANS PRODUCING SUPERSONIC ENERGY, AND MEANS FOR TRANSMITTING SAID DEFOCUSSED BEAM OF SUPERSONIC ENERGY TO WALLS OF SAID CAVITY OF SAID ORGAN THROUGH SAID FLUID WHEREBY ALL RECESSES OF SAID CAVITY ARE SUBJECTED TO THE ACTION OF SAID FLUID.