HIFU Clinic

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Comply with the principles for safe treatment and HIFU treatment guidelines.

HIFU

HIFU (High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound) is an effective non-surgical treatment method that selectively targets and removes specific diseases using high-intensity ultrasound energy, which is harmless to the human body.

IFU treats uterine tumors by focusing ultrasound energy, eliminating the need for incisions. The procedure precisely targets tumors, preserving surrounding healthy tissue. Before treatment, the location and shape of the tumor, as well as the patient’s health condition, are meticulously evaluated to ensure optimal outcomes.

HIFU treatment follows established guidelines to maximize safety and effectiveness.

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HIFU Features

HIFU (High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound) provides a safe treatment option with minimal complications and side effects by targeting only the lesioned tissue without damaging normal tissue.

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Utilizes high-intensity ultrasound energy to selectively target and remove only the lesioned tissue.

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The treatment is performed comfortably with the patient conscious and correctly positioned while lying down.

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Employs a 3D system for real-time monitoring and analysis from various angles, ensuring precision and effectiveness.

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At SH Clinic, we are dedicated to protecting patient rights and medical ethics by adhering to internationally recognized female oncology treatment guidelines. Our goal is to provide standardized, high-quality treatment across the globe.

For the sake of the patient’s health, we ensure the following:
– We conduct comprehensive preliminary examinations and meticulous preparation to guarantee the best possible treatment outcomes.
– Our commitment extends beyond the procedure itself. We assist patients in their recovery and provide follow-up care to prevent side effects and promote long-term health.

We strictly adhere to established treatment guidelines to ensure optimal safety and effectiveness.

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Responsible HIFU treatment

HIFU (High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound) treatment carefully targets uterine tumors, achieving necrosis of 80% to 90% of the tumor volume to prevent damage to the endometrium from powerful heat energy.

Necrotic tissue is gradually absorbed by the body through lymphatic circulation or discharged through the uterine cavity. Over time, this results in a gradual reduction in the size of uterine fibroids and alleviation of symptoms.

Providing responsible HIFU treatment involves ensuring thorough follow-up care after the procedure to monitor recovery and address any potential side effects.

We promise to deliver responsible treatment, including comprehensive follow-up care, to ensure the best outcomes for our patients.

SH Clinic’s Medical Philosophy

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Accurate inspection

Effective treatment design through accurate diagnosis after a detailed examination and a 1:1 personal consultation with a specialist.

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safe procedure

Sophisticated and delicate treatment utilizing state-of-the-art medical equipment certified for safety. We perform only safe treatments, minimizing side effects.

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Thorough follow-up management

The recovery process and speed vary based on individual conditions. We provide 1:1 customization through periodic checkups even after the procedure to ensure optimal follow-up management.

What’s special about SH Clinic?

1:1 customized treatment by an obstetrician/gynecologist

Constant research and clinical experience in various cases

Introduction of safe, high-performance, state-of-the-art medical equipment

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HIFU precautions and side effects

There may be a risk of 1st or 2nd degree burns or lacerations to the abdomen after the procedure.

Please refrain from drinking or smoking after the procedure for 1-2 weeks as there may be a risk of bleeding/inflammation.

After the procedure, please refrain from doing anything that causes heat, such as excessive exercise or taking a jjimjilbang/bath, for 1 week.

If side effects such as bleeding/pain occur after the procedure, be sure to visit the hospital.

Please note that there may be differences depending on the individual’s level.