Can iliac fossa myofibroma be treated with HIFU?

HIFU is a medical method that is mainly used for the removal and treatment of human fibroids. Fibroma may occur in every part of the human body. If this tumor is not removed in time, it will cause great harm to the human body. Therefore, once a fibroma is detected, you should go to the hospital for surgery immediately. Fibroids may also appear in the iliac fossa muscle area. So can HIFU be used to treat iliac fossa muscle fibroma?

Neurofibroma is also known as neurofibroma, neuroma, perineural fibroma, Schwann cell tumor, and perineural fibroblastoma. This disease has many names, reflecting different views on its origin, which can be summarized into the following categories: Category 1: neurofibroma or Schwann cell tumor; Category 2: neurofibroma or perineural fibroblastoma, which refers to the connective tissue in which the tumor cells deepen from the neural mesoderm. Neurofibromas can arise from peripheral nerves, cranial nerves, and sympathetic nerves.

Whether nerve damage can be repaired depends on the extent of the damage. If it is just traction, it can generally be recovered, but it will take three months or even longer. However, if the nerve is interrupted or severely damaged during the operation, it cannot be recovered. Now you can do an electromyogram to check the condition of the femoral nerve, and take some nerve nourishing drugs orally. Observe for a few months and see if it works. If it doesn't work, you may need another surgery. The specific type of surgery that is suitable is determined by the size and number of fibroids. In fact, conventional surgery and minimally invasive surgery have the same effect. Paying attention to reasonable prevention in the later stages can avoid recurrence. Minimally invasive surgery is more suitable for young female patients, causes smaller wounds, and is generally the preferred option.

"HIFU knife" is also called "ultrasound focused knife", which is the translation of "high-intensity focused ultrasound tumor treatment system (High-intensity focused ultrasound)". The English abbreviation is "HIFU", which is a new technology that can kill tumors in the body without cutting the skin or puncturing. Some people also call it "non-invasive surgery." During treatment, only analgesics and sedatives are administered intravenously. During the treatment, the dosage of analgesics and sedatives is controlled so that the patient can always communicate with the doctor, reducing the risk of anesthesia-related complications and damage to adjacent organs.