Minimally invasive treatment of ovarian cysts

Ovarian cysts bother many women's normal lives. When women suffer from this disease, many problems will occur in their bodies, and it will be difficult for them to conceive. Even if they become pregnant, the risk of miscarriage will increase. Therefore, when suffering from this disease, they must be treated as soon as possible. Some people say that minimally invasive treatment of ovarian cysts is quite effective. Let's take a look at whether the effect is really that good?

1. Cyst removal

Ovarian cyst removal is a surgery to remove benign tumors on the ovaries and preserve the ovarian tissue. In the 1970s, cystectomy was widely used. For women of childbearing age, all benign cysts can be removed, but since it requires laparotomy and the surgery is quite traumatic, it is rarely used in clinical practice with the popularization of minimally invasive surgery.

2. Laparoscopic surgery

Laparoscopic surgery involves making 2 to 4 1 cm incisions in the patient's abdominal wall as a channel for the endoscope to enter the body. The doctor can then clearly see the tissues and organs in the pelvic and abdominal cavities through the monitoring screen, and then use a long instrument to insert it into the abdominal cavity through a puncture to easily complete the operation. It has the advantages of small incision, less pain and quick hemostasis.

3. Navigation microelectrode system.

Navigated microelectrode therapy is a non-invasive treatment for ovarian cysts. Under the control of navigation technology, the treatment source of this device passes through the natural cavity of the human body and enters the cyst cavity. Through ionization, the epithelial tissue of the cyst wall is inactivated, thereby preserving the ovary and achieving the diagnostic and treatment goal of "eliminating cysts and protecting ovaries." It has many advantages such as no surgery, no hospitalization, no scars, and quick recovery.

4. Interventional treatment

Ultrasound-guided interventional treatment of cysts is a puncture treatment using a thinner imported PTC needle under ultrasound guidance. There will be no bleeding during the puncture and no damage to other tissues. It is an extremely safe treatment method with a short treatment process, which takes about 10-20 minutes to complete. No hospitalization is required and the patient can leave after treatment.

It seems that the traditional surgical method of removing ovarian cysts is not only harmful to the body, but also the operation process is very complicated. Nowadays, people generally choose some minimally invasive surgeries, which not only have little side effects on the body, but some surgeries can be done on the spot without affecting the patient's daily life. All you need to do is pay attention after the operation. Therefore, minimally invasive surgery to treat ovarian cysts is still very feasible.