Clinical aspects of the treatment of breast fibroadenomas with high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU).

Клинические аспекты лечения фиброаденом молочных желез высокоинтенсивным фокусированным ультразвуком (HIFU).
Zhazira Seidagaliyeva 1, Suyindik Imankulov 2, Turlybek Tuganbekov 1 2, Kulsara Rustemova 1
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1 JSC “Astana Medical University” Astana, Kazakhstan
2 JSC “National Scientific Medical Research Center”, Astana, Kazakhstan
J CLIN MED KAZ, Volume 1, Issue 35, pp. 6-10.
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ABSTRACT

The main method of treatment of fibroadenomas of the mammary glands to date is surgical. Surgery is often accompanied by complications: hematoma, inflammation, divergence joints, pain in the surgery, etc. Introduction of new technologies of minimally invasive alternative to open surgery are laparoscopic surgery; as a large number of studies conducted in the field of laser, cryo -, thermal ablation. But really noninvasive methods of practical medicine are radiation and chemotherapy, both methods have a lot of side effects. At the present time there was the possibility of introducing a new non-invasive method of treatment of breast fibroadenomas:  HIFU-therapy.  Нigh-intensive focused ultrasound (HIFU) has declared itself as a new clinical method for non-invasive local treatment of tumors. The author is given etiology, classification, treatment of breast fibroadenomas, a brief overview of the concept of HIFU-therapy, the mechanism of action HIFU-therapy, HIFU device used for the treatment of mammary tumors, evaluation methods the performance of ablation, the criteria for cure.
Keywords: fibroadenoma, Нigh-intensive focused ultrasound, HIFU-ablation

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Seidagaliyeva Z, Imankulov S, Tuganbekov T, Rustemova K. Clinical aspects of the treatment of breast fibroadenomas with high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU).. Journal of Clinical Medicine of Kazakhstan. 2015;1(35):6-10.

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