Figure 5. shows the maximum size of LICB at different laser energy levels.csv

Fallopian tube obstruction (FTO) significantly contributes to infertility. Currently, effective treatments are limited. This study explores the use of Laser-induced cavitation bubble (LICB) technology, which involves laser focus in liquids, triggering cavitation at high power densities. Characterized by high-pressure shock waves and microjets during cavitation bubble dynamics, LICB presents a novel approach for potentially treating various medical conditions, including urinary calculi and calcified thrombi. This research specifically aims to apply LICB for recanalizing obstructed fallopian tubes.