The role of high intensity focused ultrasound in the treatment of chronic pelvic pain
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High intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) treatment applied to the presacral nerve and uterine adenomyoma in 30 chronic pelvic pain patients resulted in pain relief and reduced tumor size with minimal side effects.
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Objective:To investigate the clinical effect of high intensity focused ultrasound(HIFU) in the treatment of chronic pelvic pain(CPP).Methods:30 patients with CPP were exposed to the heat radiaton focused at the presacral nerve using HIFU,and a extra radiation at the focus of the patients with adenomyoma of uterus,then follow-up study of 1~18 months after the treatment was carried out.Results:The pain were mostly relieved 12 months latter,Type-B ultrasound revealed that the location of focus with a enhanced echo,the flow disappeared,and the size of tumor decreased about 3 cm.Some symptoms such as light hypogastralgia,frequent micturition and constipation were observed in 3 patients,but they were disappeared in 1 month,and no other obvious side reaction were shown.Conclusion:HIFU treatment is non-invasive and without obvious side effects,which is a safe and effective treatment for CPP.
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