Klagenfurt starts innovative myom therapy: gentle treatment without cuts!

Klagenfurt starts innovative myom therapy: gentle treatment without cuts!

Klinikum Klagenfurt am Wörthersee, 9020 Klagenfurt, Österreich - From 2025, the Klagenfurt Clinic will offer revolutionary therapy for fibroids as a second hospital in Austria as a second hospital in Austria. These benign muscle nodes, which occur at 20 to 30 percent of women of childbearing age, can be treated with a minimally invasive process that is carried out under ultrasound control. The high -frequency energy is used directly through the vagina, which makes the procedure particularly gentle and does not require visible cuts. This reports the clinic and emphasizes that the intervention takes place on an outpatient basis and therefore has little stress for the patients.

fibroids often manifest themselves through unpleasant symptoms such as extended and painful menstrual bleeding, lower abdominal pain, pressure on bladder and intestine as well as potential effects on fertility. According to Lermann and Hinterberger, the goal of this new treatment is to offer the most gentle therapy possible that meets the needs of women. In addition to this new therapy, other treatment options such as drug therapies or surgical interventions are also intended in the context of the fibroid treatment, as the fibroid competence center of the Merciful Brothers Vienna explains.

optimal supply with interdisciplinary approach

In the myoma competence center of the merciful brothers Vienna, an interdisciplinary team of experts is provided that develops individual therapy concepts for affected women. Both surgical procedures such as fibroid and hysterectomy, as well as minimally invasive options such as radio frequency dilation and hysteroscopy are offered here. Radiology complements the offer with special processes such as myomembolization and high -frequency focused ultrasound (HIFU). This wide range of treatment options ensures that patients are optimally cared for.

The introduction of this innovative therapy method in Klagenfurt and the comprehensive offer in Vienna offer women with fibroids new hope for effective and less invasive treatment. This could make medical technology in Carinthia and Vienna decisively develop, which could significantly increase the quality of life of the women concerned.