Ultrasound Intervention Allows For More Precise Placement Of The Puncture

Puncture biopsy refers to reaching the lesion of the patient by puncture and extracting the diseased tissue, so as to facilitate pathological examination of the diseased tissue, improve the accuracy of the doctor's diagnosis of the disease, ensure the correctness of the final diagnostic results, and find a treatment plan with higher compatibility with the patient's condition. The combination of ultrasonic intervention technology and needle biopsy is like installing big eyes for needle biopsy, which greatly improves the accuracy of needle biopsy and reduces the damage to patients. It can check the effusion, cyst and abscess of chest and abdominal organs, such as liver cyst, ovarian cyst and pelvic abscess.

In the past, due to the limited medical level, when some clinical diseases needed to extract the internal tissues of the human body, doctors often needed to take out the operation, while modern ultrasonic intervention technology only needs fine needle puncture.

Ultrasound interventional therapy refers to the accurate insertion or injection of puncture needles, drainage catheters and drugs into target lesions, cystic cavities, body cavities, ducts and other parts guided by ultrasound to help doctors better diagnose patients' conditions and determine treatment plans. Ultrasound-guided needle biopsy and interventional therapy provide great convenience for patients and are minimally invasive surgeries, so patients do not need to suffer great pain caused by surgical operations.