Microwave tissue coagulation therapy combined with triple powder treatment Clinical observation of cervical erosion.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Microwave tissue coagulation therapy combined with triple powder treatment Clinical observation of cervical erosion [Abstract] Objective: To observe the combined triple therapy of microwave tissue coagulation treatment of cervical erosion and powder triple powder alone the clinical efficacy of treatment of cervical erosion, choose the best method of treatment. METHODS: A randomized approach to cervical erosion were divided into study group 400 patients given triple therapy combined microwave tissue coagulation powder, the control group 226 cases, triple powder treatment alone. Results: Continuous observation of 2 months to observe the total effective rate 99.5% in the control group, the total efficiency of 78.4% . Conclusion: Microwave tissue coagulation therapy combined with triple powder treatment of cervical erosion, due to direct absorption by the vaginal mucous membrane, and accurate positioning of microwave treatment, more effective than the simple use of triple powder. [Keywords] microwave, triple powder, cervical erosion Cervical erosion is a common and frequently-occurring disease of modern women, is also induced cervical cancer risk factors, mainly to local treatment, can be physical therapy, medication and surgical treatment. I Division of microwave tissue coagulation therapy combined with triple powder treatment erosion, followed for a significant effect, are as follows. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 Clinical data from January 2004 to December 2005 treatment in our department were 626 cases of cervical erosion, pelvic examination different degrees of cervical erosion, hypertrophy or contact bleeding. According to Le Jie edited version 6 lt;lt;Obstetrics and Gynecology SCIENCES “gt; classification standards, according to the size of erosion area is divided into mild, moderate, severe. Mild: cervical area of the erosion area is less than 1 / 3, moderate: the area of cervical erosion area accounting for 1 / 3 to 2 /