Surgeon-Specific Information
Radiofrequency Ablation (RF) for the treatment of Uterine Fibroids
Types of Uterine Fibroids and Ways to Approach
Myoblate™ offers a multi-modal approach. Choose the best approach depending on the patient pathology, fibroid type and clinical preferences, and tailor the procedure to each patient.
MYOBLATE™ RF Electrode
The fixed tip electrode features a hyperechoic tip for enhanced visibility and identification under ultrasound. It has a 1.0cm active tip length for a fixed size ablation zone.
Ultrasound Probe Needle Guide
The non-conductive guide allows the electrode to be inserted parallel to the ultrasound and facilitates fibroid targeting. It helps to target the uterine fibroid, features a Universal fit, is disposable and easy to use
Procedure Steps Transvaginal Approach
STEP 1
The physician uses the ultrasound system to confirm the size and location of the uterine fibroid(s).
STEP 2
After detecting the fibroids, the RF electrode is attached to the transvaginal ultrasound probe using a non-conductive guide and inserted through the vaginal canal.
STEP 3
The RF Electrode is safely placed into the uterine fibroid and radiofrequency energy is delivered to treat it.
STEP 4
After confirming that all fibroids are treated, the electrode is removed. Patients are normally released within a few hours, and experience progressive symptom relief and continual improvement over time.
MYOBLATE™ RFA System & Procedure
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