What is the role of cervical liposuction surgery?

Cervicitis is a common disease in women. Suffering from cervicitis will not only easily lead to complications in women, but also easily affect the health of the body. Cervical Lipknife surgery is a way to treat gynecological diseases in women. Compared with traditional surgery, Lipknife surgery is less traumatic and can reduce some pain for the body. At the same time, it is relatively safe for the body.

1) Less pain: The patient will not feel any pain during the treatment process, the surgery will not leave ugly scars, and other complications such as bleeding or infection can be avoided to a greater extent.

2) Good efficacy: It has completely bid farewell to the shortcomings of traditional methods such as Bom light, laser, freezing or external medication, which are usually used in the past and have unsatisfactory efficacy, repeated recurrence and long-term treatment.

3) Short operation time: The most obvious advantage of the LEEP knife is that it replaces the traditional scalpel. The entire operation time is very short, only 3-5 minutes, very safe and painless.

4) Low cost: When using LEEP knife to treat endometritis, only local anesthesia is required and it can be completed in the hospital outpatient department without hospitalization, so the cost is much lower.

5) Multiple indications: In addition to cervicitis, the German ultra-high frequency LEEP knife can also treat patients with cervical polyps, cervical hypertrophy, cervical warts, and cervical precancerous lesions.

6) Safer surgery: The German ultra-high frequency LEEP knife is an upgrade of the previous LEEP knife. Its various functions have been greatly improved compared with before, making patients feel less pain and the surgery safer.

The application range of Lip Knife

Regarding the scope of LEEP surgery, according to literature reports, lesions ≥ 2.5 cm should be cone-cut, and the scope of cone-cut should exceed normal tissue by 1 mm. Based on the experience of carbon dioxide laser treatment of CIN, it was found that the depth affects the cure rate. The average depth of CIN involving cervical glands is 1.24mm, and the deepest is 5.22mm. The depth of laser treatment increased from 3mm to 5mm, and the cure rate of lesions also increased from 68% to 87%. This study suggests that the ideal depth of LEEP cone biopsy of the cervix is ​​approximately 7 mm. According to literature reports, a needle electrode is repeatedly inserted into the cervical canal to a depth of 1.5 cm to destroy lesions in the cervical canal. This improvement has increased the cure rate and reduced the persistence rate of lesions to 2.7%. This study suggests that the ideal depth of LEEP cone biopsy of the cervix is ​​about 15 mm. The results suggest that LEEP conization in this range is more time-saving, labor-saving and safer than traditional electrosurgical conization. Regarding LEEP biopsy, the results of this study confirmed that a cervical depth of 4 mm and a cervical canal depth of 4 mm can achieve both diagnostic and therapeutic effects while avoiding the removal of excessive tissue, which is superior to cervical forceps biopsy. Specifically:

Especially when CINⅡ-Ⅲ is suspected.

2. Suspected early invasive cervical cancer or carcinoma in situ.

3. Chronic cervicitis that cannot be cured for a long time.

4. Patients with persistent CIN or inconvenient follow-up of CIN.

5. CCT suggests ASCUS or symptomatic cervical ectropion.

7. Cervical condyloma acuminatum.

8. Cervical CIN combined with condylomata.

9. Treatment of uterine fibroids.

10. Auxiliary treatment for other cancers.