Radio wave gynecology with the Surgitron device
Radio wave gynecology using the Surgitron device is a modern method of treating gynecological diseases. The device operates on high-frequency radio waves, which allows removing affected tissue with high precision and minimal damage to surrounding areas. One of the main advantages of the Surgitron is the minimal risk of scarring. The device is suitable for women planning pregnancy. Patients note a quick recovery and no need for a long hospital stay.
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Features of the Surgitron device
The Surgitron radio wave device supports several modes that are selected depending on the type of procedure:
- CUT — for thin, precise cuts without severe tissue damage
- BLEND — simultaneous cutting and cauterization to prevent bleeding
- COAG — used to coagulate small vessels
- FULGURATE — destroys tissue simultaneously with coagulation
- BIPOLAR — bipolar coagulation for working with larger vessels
When using the Surgitron device in gynecology, tissue damage is minimal due to the so-called "cold cut". High-frequency radio waves heat tissue less than electrosurgery or lasers, which reduces the risk of burns and inflammation. Radio wave coagulation instantly stops bleeding, allows the doctor to work in a clean and clearly visible surgical field, removing damaged areas in one go.
Comparison of radio wave surgery and laser therapy
Let's consider two popular therapeutic methods in gynecology:
| Characteristics | Radio wave surgery | Laser therapy |
|---|---|---|
| Principle of action | High-frequency radio waves destroy tissues, evaporate cellular fluid. | Concentrated light heats tissues, evaporating or destroying them. |
| Accuracy | Very high, healthy tissues are practically not affected. | High, but greater thermal exposure can damage adjacent tissues. |
| Bleeding | Vascular coagulation reduces the risk of bleeding. | The risk of bleeding is minimized, but sometimes additional coagulation measures are required. |
| Application areas | Treatment of erosion, polyps, dysplasia, removal of condylomas and papillomas. | Removal of skin neoplasms, treatment of endometriosis, fibroids and others pathologies. |
| Cost | Affordable, as it requires less expensive equipment. | Often more expensive due to the high cost of the device and consumables. |
| Recovery time | Fast, minimal complications due to gentle impact. | Longer due to possible burns and thermal damage. |
At the K+31 clinic in Moscow, doctors use both methods: radio wave surgery and laser therapy. You can sign up for a consultation and check prices on the website or by phone. We are always ready to help!
General information
Preparation for the intervention
Radio wave surgery is best performed on the 5th-10th day of the menstrual cycle. During this period, the tissues of the cervix recover faster.
Before radio wave intervention in gynecology, a comprehensive diagnosis is carried out, which includes:
- Examination by a gynecologist. The doctor evaluates the condition of the cervix and selects the optimal treatment method
- Colposcopy. Examination of the cervix under magnification helps to detect minor pathological changes
- Ultrasound of the pelvic organs. Shows the condition of the uterus and ovaries
- Smears. Studies on flora, cytology and infections, including HPV and chlamydia
- General blood and urine tests. To assess the general health
- Tests for HIV, hepatitis, syphilis. Helps detect infectious diseases
- ECG. Recommended for women over 40 with heart disease
- Fluorography. Performed as a preventive measure if the image has not been taken within a year
Standard hygiene procedures must be performed before radio wave surgery. Shaving the hair on the genitals is not required. It is recommended to refrain from intimacy 2-3 days before the procedure. This reduces the risk of sexually transmitted infections.
Advantages of radio wave surgery in gynecology
The advantages of radio wave surgery with the Surgitron device in gynecology "K+31" include:
- Accuracy and minimal damage. Radio waves affect only the affected tissues, without affecting healthy areas
- Quick recovery. After procedures with radio waves, patients return to active life in 1-2 days. The surgical area heals within 7-10 days
- Absence of scars. The radio wave method does not leave scars
- Reduced risk of infections. Radio waves sterilize the surgical area, destroy bacteria, prevent inflammation
- Universality of application. The method is used to treat dysplasia, remove polyps, warts, moles
The duration of the procedures varies from 10 to 20 minutes. They are performed under local anesthesia.
Answers to popular questions
Doctors from the K+31 medical center answered frequently asked questions from patients about radio wave surgery.
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The operating principle of the Surgitron device
The Surgitron device operates using high-frequency radio waves (3.8–4.0 MHz), which heat tissue cells, evaporating the liquid inside them. The steam coagulates the vessels and prevents bleeding.
The radio wave method not only gently affects the tissues, but also sterilizes the surgical area, which reduces the risk of infections. Healing occurs faster, since the vessels and healthy tissues are practically not damaged.