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Uterine fibroids

Patient Information:Female,38
Diagnosis: Uterine fibroids
Tumor size: about 45*52*38mm
ROT depth: The ROT center of the tumor is mm from the skin
Postoperative evaluation: Postoperative enhanced imaging showed a good overlap between the ablation area (right) and the tumor area (left), the non-perfusion area was continuous and consistent.
Conclusion：It has a excellent ablation effect on this tumor, and the temperature rise curve during treatment is in line with expectations. The 240CEM area of each treated target is large, full and continuous.The ablation effect was very good，the NPV volume ratio was about 70%.

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Uterine fibroids

Patient Information:Female,38
Diagnosis: Uterine fibroids
Tumor size: about 38*40*42mm
ROT depth: The ROT center of the tumor is mm from the skin
Postoperative evaluation: Postoperative enhanced imaging showed a good overlap between the ablation area (right) and the tumor area (left), the non-perfusion area was continuous and consistent.
Conclusion：It has a excellent ablation effect on this tumor, and the temperature rise curve during treatment is in line with expectations. The 240CEM area of each treated target is large, full and continuous.The ablation effect was very good，the NPV volume ratio was about 87.88%.

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Adenomyosis

Patient Information:Female,38
Diagnosis: adenomyosis
Tumor size: about 40*37*40mm
ROT depth: The ROT center of the tumor is 45mm from the skin
Postoperative evaluation: Postoperative enhanced imaging showed a good overlap between the ablation area (right) and the lesion area (left), the non-perfusion area was continuous and consistent.
Conclusion：It has a excellent ablation effect on this lesion, and the temperature rise curve during treatment is in line with expectations. The 240CEM area of each treated target is large, full and continuous.The ablation effect was good，the NPV volume ratio was about 80.6%.

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Uterine Care

Uterine fibroids are the most common benign tumors in female reproductive organs and one of the most common tumors in the human body. The main component of self-use fibroids is the proliferation of uterine smooth muscle cells, which also contains a small amount of fibrous connective tissue as support, so it is also called "uterine leiomyoma" clinically.

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Caring For Bones

Bone metastasis is one of the three common metastatic sites of cancer, especially the high rate of bone metastasis in prostate, breast cancer, kidney cancer and lung cancer, which can produce severe pain, seriously affect patients' quality of life, and bring great pain to patients.

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Transcranial Wisdom

Essential tremor is a common clinical movement disorder mainly manifested by postural or motor tremor. Serious tremor symptoms not only affect the quality of life of patients, but also cause a series of psychological problems such as social fear, anxiety and depression.

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Male Health

The incidence of prostate cancer is high in middle-aged and elderly men, and bone and other multiple organ metastases can occur in the late stage. Conventional treatment methods include traditional surgical treatment, laser, cryoablation, radiofrequency ablation and microwave ablation, and other natural and traditional radical prostatic surgery may result in serious complications...

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Breast Health

Breast cancer is the second malignant tumor in women, usually according to the size of the tumor, location, intraductal spread and recurrence and choose different surgical methods, and give different adjuvant therapy before and after surgery.

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Tumor Of Neck

Thyroid nodules are very common in the general population. In recent years, with the gradual application of thyroid color ultrasound in the experience of healthy people, more and more patients have been detected with thyroid nodules. Studies have shown that the detection rate of superadult thyroid nodule with high resolution is 20%-76%.

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