High frequency hyperthermia for gynecologic cancer in a Gwangju convalescent hospital
Direct answer summary High frequency hyperthermia uses controlled radiofrequency energy to raise the temperature of tumor tissue. For gynecologic cancers such as cervical, endometrial, and ovarian cancer, it can be used on the pelvis and lower abdomen as a supportive therapy alongside—rather than instead of—surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation. What is high frequency hyperthermia for gynecologic cancer High frequency hyperthermia is a form of medical hyperthermia that uses specialized equipment to deliver high frequency energy into the body. tatus. hemotherapy or radiation, but this must always be coordinated with your main oncology team. For gynecologic cancers, the typical treatment field is the pelvic region, lower abdomen, or other areas where lesions or metastases are present, as decided by the medical team. The intention is not to replace surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation, but to support symptom control, general condition, and quality of life during a long treatm...