Pathologies of the female sexual organs have a negative impact on the health of the woman's body and its reproductive functions. Among gynecological diseases, the most common erosion and dysplasia of the cervix . Diseases of this nature provoke inflammatory processes, reducing resistance to infections and leading to the formation of tumors. The optimal method of treating these pathologies at the present stage of the development of medicine is radio wave therapy of the cervix.
Radio wave treatment of the cervix
The use of this low-traumatic surgical method became possible thanks to modern high-frequency electrosurgical devices. The effect of the effect is based on the formation of high temperatures, arising from tissue resistance, which prevents the penetration of radio waves. The method of radio wave surgery is currently used in dermatology, gynecology and in the conduct of cavitary operations. Such operations are carried out, as a rule, with local anesthesia.
Advantages of the method of radioexceration of the cervix:
- speed of operation, absence of destruction of tissues;
- accelerated healing, without the formation of scar tissue;
- painlessness during surgery and during the postoperative period;
- low-traumatic method, without bleeding, septic complications, burns and necrosis;
- Sterilizing effect, allowing to operate diseases accompanied by inflammation;
- the possibility of obtaining a high-quality histological material in biopsy.
Radio wave cervical excision
Treatment of erosion of the cervix is performed by the method of radio wave excision with the aid of the Surgitron apparatus. The applied technology allows to protect mucous membranes from the post-operative formation of scars and scars, makes erosion removal procedure extremely simple and painless.
The excision process does not affect healthy cells. That is why the treatment of erosion by this method is recommended to nulliparous women. Treatment is not accompanied by a long stay in the hospital and does not require long preoperative preparation. After such a low traumatic impact, the habitual way of life is not disrupted, and normal pregnancy and childbirth are possible.
Radio wave cervical biopsy
Radio wave biopsy is the separation of tissue particles from the cervical mucosa for the diagnosis of inflammatory processes or the initial stages of neoplasm formation. The procedure is carried out on an outpatient basis with minimal preliminary preparation, without the use of anesthesia.