Radio wave coagulation is one of the most modern methods of treatment. Most actively it is used in gynecology. It is also effective in combating diseases of the ENT organs. In particular, the ailments of the nasal cavity.
Radio wave coagulation of the inferior nasal concha
It is used mainly in cases where conservative treatment is not beneficial. Assign radio-wave therapy for chronic rhinitis:
- allergic ;
- vasculomotor ;
- medicamentous.
The procedure is carried out in several basic stages:
- First of all, anesthesia is performed.
- In the lower nasal concha, a special radio-knife is inserted - with its help, radio-wave coagulation of bleeding vessels of the ENT organs will be performed.
- The device works on soft tissues for 10-30 seconds.
- The radio knife is removed.
After radio-wave coagulation, the doctor must always observe the patient throughout the rehabilitation period - until the nasal breathing is fully restored.
Immediately after the procedure, several days will remain edema. The condition will be approximately the same as during the cold - the nose can not breathe absolutely freely. But the state of health will improve as the nasal shells decrease in size. On average, the recovery takes up to five days. In order to avoid complications, after the operation the patient should not use vasoconstrictive drops.
Advantages of radio wave coagulation of nasal concha
- Minimal trauma. The tissues during the procedure are much less damaged, even than laser or electrosurgical operations.
- Bloodlessness.
- Quick recovery.
- Aesthetics. After radio wave coagulation, there are no scars left. The tissues heal completely, scars are not formed.