RFITT for treatment in the ENT area
Price On RequestEffects of conventional operative procedures in the area of the ENT img Currently, many operations are still mainly performed on the sensitive neck and head areas at a clinic. Among these are, for example, treatments for hyperplasia of the palatine tonsil and nasal concha as well as sleep-related breathing disorders (habitual snoring, obstructive sleep apnoea). With these procedures, the patients frequently suffer severe peri- and postoperative pain. Moreover, the patient s quality of life is greatly reduced during the days and weeks after the treatment. Sensibly extending the provision of ENT services Considering its economic aspects, the Celon method is an attractive service for private patients which, owing to its performance, promises their ready acceptance. By using this method, the ENT specialist can complement his/her therapeutic service provision by including this future-oriented and economically efficient procedure for outpatients. Especially against a background of increasing patient demands for gentle therapy forms, which have low burdens of pain, the Celon method provides an opportunity for entering a growing market segment. Various fields of application in the area of the ENT Currently, many operations are still mainly performed on the sensitive neck and head areas at a clinic. Among these are, for example, treatments for hyperplasia of the palatine tonsil and nasal concha as well as sleep-related breathing disorders (habitual snoring, obstructive sleep apnoea). With these procedures, the patients frequently suffer severe peri- and postoperative pain. Moreover, the patient s quality of life is greatly reduced during the days and weeks after the treatment. Tried and tested in other medical specialist areas Positive results in surgical, interventional radiological and urological treatments also support the Celon method's potency. Among other things, liver tumours and metastases can be accurately, thermally destroyed or benign prostate hyperplasia (BPH) can be very effectively treated without risks using this method. The operating principle of the Celon method: bipolar thermotherapy img With the bipolar radio frequency induced thermotherapy (RFITT), the bipolar RFITT applicator is introduced into the region of tissue to be treated. It is not necessary to apply a neutral electrode to the patient's skin surface. An electrical current having a radio frequency is produced between the two electrodes which are integrated into the applicator's tip. Owing to its electrical resistance, the tissue is gently warmed in the region of the applicator's tip and is systematically coagulated. The size of the lesion which occurs during the process is determined by the preset electrical power. With the aid of the automated dosimetry-control, an optimal and reproducible soft-coagulation is produced. In the process, the 3D impedance feedback-controller continuously monitors the treatment's status. The CelonENT system was specially developed for treating the patient's sensitive throat and head area. It consists of the intelligent power control unit CelonLab ENT and fine bipolar RFITT applicators whose shape and manipulation is custom-made for the respective area of application. Using the innovative CelonENT system, the ENT specialist can, for the very first time, produce specific and reproducible lesion sizes in the tissue. Quick and gentle intervention Outpatient treatment using the Celon method is characterised by the patient's low burden of peri- and post operative pain, it requires just a local anaesthetic and, as a rule, takes only a few minutes.