Women’s periphery, micro-surgery to satisfy the patient’s wish not to leave scars!

“My wife has had a peripatetic tumor in her head for four years, and has been observing that she has grown up this year and needs surgery, and has found that Director Zhao Tianji of Dondu Hospital did a very good job of doing it, and that she went to Dondu Hospital to find Director Zhao Tian Ji. The operation was made from the nose to satisfy my wife’s desire not to have scars on her face, the overall effect of the operation was excellent, no aftereffects, and rapid recovery, and Zhao Tin Ji-ji was a skilled doctor who had the first cut in all his brain. We found the correct doctor, and the patient was well treated, thanks again to Director Zhao and the team doctors!”

Director Zhao Tien Ji-ji explained that pertussis are common tumours within the skull and that the incidence of pertussis has increased in recent years, accounting for about 15 per cent of the tumours within the skull. Although it is a benign tumour, the growth of the tumour is oppressive to structures such as intersectional vision, sponges, normal proteges, which cause symptoms such as visual vision impairments, headaches, and low perinatal function, while functional adenoma can cause serious harm to the quality of life of the patient because of the excessive hormonal tumour, which causes clinical symptoms such as closure, breast milk, infertility, loss of sexual function, and leg obesity.

The argon tumors are classified according to size as follows: microdensomas with a maximum diameter of less than 1 cm; large adenomas with a diameter of 1 to 3 cm; and giant adenomas with more than 3 cm. On the basis of the presence of genre hormones, the function can be divided into non-functional aperture cancers, generic aperture tumors, growth hormone apertures, etc.

In the case of argon tumours that do not have the function of endocrine hormones, less than 1 cm, only regular observation is required and no medication or surgery is required, and more than 1 cm is required for surgical removal; in the case of argon tumour-type adenomas, both large and small, unless the drug is insensitive or internally hemorrhaging on the tumour, or if it is not resistant to the drug; and in the case of adenomas that are non-functional and other types of adenoma that have acinating function, both size and size are subject to surgical treatment.

In the event of visual abnormalities, an early visit to the hospital is required for visual vision examinations, proximate genre examinations and visual examinations (e.g. CT, MRI).

At present, the main treatments for pyretoma are medication, surgery and radiotherapy. Drug treatment is mainly applied to the adenomas of octogenesis, the most important purpose of which is to control the level of octogenesis, which, when it returns to normal, will be followed by a return to fertility, sexual function and menstruation.

The apocalyptic tumor is located near the heart of the skull, in the middle of the skull, and its projection outside the skull is precisely a butterfly. The nasal cavities and nasal beaks, which are the space of the human body itself, are well used as a path to surgery, and the effect of the procedure on the body is far less severe than that of the skull.

With the development of micro-surgery, there has been a significant leap in clinical and basic research on argonoma, and the level of diagnosis and treatment is increasing.

Surgery with a nasal aortaoma is a major advance in micro-creative technology, which has undergone revolutionary advances in surgical trauma and tumour ecstasy through the use of microscopes and endoscopes, in particular.

At present, surgical treatment is still the most effective treatment, with about 95 per cent of the pericardioma surgery being performed through a nasal larvae, with the application of a neural endoscope and with a small incision in the nasal cavity, which can be used by neurosurgeons to reach the aorta and to perform micro-initiative surgery in the aorta. Since the cut was inside the nasal cavity, no surgical traces were seen on the outside. The entrance has the advantage of complete tumour removal, small brain tissue and neuropsychological damage, short operation time, rapid recovery, and fewer complications; the endoscopy-aided path opens the scope of surgery and removes the tumor more thoroughly.

Despite the complexity of the anatomy, the vast majority of the pathological tissues of the apogee are characterized by a physical laxity, which makes it feasible to remove large tumours through smaller sub-brands of the saddle floor; moreover, the intervalent organ characteristics of the acreage make it a relatively safe barrier to be sequestered during the larvae operation, thus significantly reducing the interference and impact of the operation on the vital neurovascular structure within the skull.

Thus, combined with the above, the advantages of tectonic surgery because of its small trauma, good brain protection, low pain and rapid recovery have become the main method of surgery for the treatment of pyretoma worldwide.