The Leszlauer Cancer Detector LEC-03 is an exceptional world class equipment for diagnosing cancer, monitoring Chemo - and Radiation Therapy as well as other treatment methods of cancer (tumorous diseases).
The Cancer Detector LEC-03 equipment fundamentally differs from today's well-known conventional electronic devices. This is one of the groundbreaking innovations of the LEC-03: It does not measure impedance!
The basic theory behind the Cancer Detector and its diagnostic advantages can be briefly summarized as follows:
This is a computer aided diagnostic device, designed to detect and measure Na+ ion concentration (via signal level) in the tissue fluids and cells, using a flexible electrochemical touch probe. The device measures the current local cell cleavage rate via the probe. more...

Probe

The secret of the LEC-03 lies in the design and the manufacturing process of its disposable probes. They could be called the heart of the device. The quality of the probes, with perfectly identical parameters, is ensured by the standard manufacturing conditions and the constantly monitored ISO 9001 quality control process.
This production technology has been patented in 20 countries around the world and we have the exclusive rights to promote and distribute it.
The electrochemical sensor is built into the tip end of a slender plastic tube 2 mm in diameter. This feature makes it easy to locate malignant alterations with high accuracy. Its plastic tube is manufactured in different lengths, from 20 cm to 160 cm.

These features make the LEC-03 an ideal tool for laparoscopic surgeries and it is easily utilized in the field of laryngology, otology, rhinology, dental surgery, dermatology, urology, or gastroenterology, to mention only a few of the numerous possibilities. more...

History

In 1992, a German physician and research biologist discovered that the electrolyte composition of malignant tumors is different than in other tissues. He discovered that every component electrolyte ion found in normal cells increased in concentration in malignant tumors. Other researchers' results in conducting the same experiments at a later date, have proven the scientific accuracy of this discovery. At the time of the original research, and for a long time after this, the results were considered fascinating but without any kind of practical use. Back in those days the direct correlation between the cell division rate and the increase in the electrolyte composition was not recognized.

With advancing technology, a new generation of researchers started to study electrolyte concentration of cancerous tissues, at the atomic level. These experiments shed light on other new surprises. It became clear that the concentration of Na+ ions increases the most among the many ionic components in the cancerous tissues and, furthermore, that this increase is 350 - 500% above normal levels. more...