Roller Ball Endometrial Ablation For Polyp Video

This is an roller ball endometrial ablation for polyp video, performed on a woman 55 of age, with a diagnosis of unresponsive menorrhagia because of the presence of an endometrial polyp. The surgeon is Jose Bolanos, MD. Menorrhagia stands for “excessive bleeding”, and unresponsive menorrhagia usually leads to a hysterectomy, because the doctors start thinking… Continue reading Roller Ball Endometrial Ablation For Polyp Video

Endometrial Ablation For Fibroids Video

This is an endometrial ablation for fibroids video, performed on a woman of 350 lbs, with high risk of severe anemia, with a diagnosis of unresponsive menorrhagia. The surgeon is Jose Bolanos, MD. Menorrhagia stands for “excessive bleeding”, so this woman was not a candidate for a full hysterectomy. She had a fibroid in the… Continue reading Endometrial Ablation For Fibroids Video

The Natal Chart Of An Endometrial Ablation Discussion Group

Here we’ll use the chart of a dedicated endometrial ablation discussion group to see the signature of heavy menstrual bleeding leading to an endometrial ablation. As one might expect, the owner of this site has gone through the debilitating experience of a heavy menorrhagia, which was successfuly resolved through an endometrial ablation; afterwards, she opened… Continue reading The Natal Chart Of An Endometrial Ablation Discussion Group

Cryo Ablation

Cryo ablation for avoiding hysterectomy (sometimes misspelled as: cryo oblation, cryoablation, cryo-ablation) is the procedure of exterminating the endometrium of the uterus by means of a cryo procedure — by inducing coldness into the womb. The idea in itself is not new: dermatologists and primary care doctors have used cryogenic devices since the beginning of… Continue reading Cryo Ablation

Uterus Ablation

Uterus ablation is destroying the endometrium, the internal lining of the uterus, in order to help the patient. Frequent terms for uterus ablation are uterine ablation and endometrial ablation, and technically, these can be done through a plethora of methods, such as: . Laser ablation . Thermal ablation . Novasure endometrial ablation . Hydrothermal ablation… Continue reading Uterus Ablation

Uterine Fibroids

Uterine fibroids are the largest single cause of hysterectomy. They may lurk undiscovered for years and (almost) always are benign. A fibroid is a muscle tumor, in this case, the tumor of muscles in the uterus. Another name for them is myoma, which is short for the more technical name — leiomyoma. Women can endure… Continue reading Uterine Fibroids

Uterine Ablation

Uterine ablation is ablation of the uterus. The term “ablation” means scraping, so uterine ablation would be scraping the interior part of the uterus, away. This interior part is called endometrium, and is the place in which fertilised egg grows to form a new baby. Every month woman’s body is expecting one (or more) such… Continue reading Uterine Ablation

Thermal Balloon Ablation

In 1994 Neuwirth et al. introduced a thermal uterine balloon therapy system. The results achieved with it are comparable with the hysteroscopic endometrial resection, except that the skills the operator must possess are significantly smaller. The uterine thermal balloon ablation does not require endometrial visualisation, distending solutions, high energy sources, and almost never a cervical… Continue reading Thermal Balloon Ablation

Roller Ball Endometrial Ablation For Polyp Video

This is an roller ball endometrial ablation for polyp video, performed on a woman 55 of age, with a diagnosis of unresponsive menorrhagia because of the presence of an endometrial polyp. The surgeon is Jose Bolanos, MD. Menorrhagia stands for “excessive bleeding”, and unresponsive menorrhagia usually leads to a hysterectomy, because the doctors start thinking… Continue reading Roller Ball Endometrial Ablation For Polyp Video

Radio Frequency Ablation of the Uterus

Radio frequency ablation (sometimes shorthened as “rf ablation” or RFA) is more precisely known as the impedance-controlled bipolar radiofrequency ablation. It destroys endometrium, the inner lining of the uterus in order to stop heavy menstrual bleeding (menorrhagia) and introduce the state of no bleeding at all (amenorrhea). How Does Radio Frequency Ablation Work? The scope… Continue reading Radio Frequency Ablation of the Uterus

Novasure

Novasure endometrial ablation is a “flame-thrower” amongst the devices for endometrial ablation. It consists of an electrode with a sheath at the end; in the beginning of the procedure, the sheath is placed through the cervix. The electrode then expands and conforms to the shape of the uterine cavity. The device tests whether there is… Continue reading Novasure

Novasure Endometrial Ablation

Endometrial ablation (often spelled as oblation, or oblasion, or ablasion) is the process of destroying endometrium, the inner lining of the uterus, in order to solve a problem such as heavy bleeding, pain, exhaustion and so on. Novasure type of endometrial ablation is an electrode which is placed in the cervix, and which emits a… Continue reading Novasure Endometrial Ablation

Endometrial Ablation To Stop Embarrasing Menstrual Bleeding in Public

There’s a new blog called Three Weddings, the owner of which had an embarrasing experience in public location — an extremely heavy menstrual bleeding. She had to call her husband and he did all the right things in an emergency situation, she almost fell in love with him again! She is now considering endometrial ablation… Continue reading Endometrial Ablation To Stop Embarrasing Menstrual Bleeding in Public