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A local anaesthetic is used to numb the cervix and the cautery or “cold coagulation” treats the surface layer of skin on the cervix to remove these skin cells which then allows a new, stronger layer of skin to regenerate.
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If you have prolonged or repeated bouts of cervicitis, your doctor may recommend a procedure designed to destroy the abnormal cells on the surface of your cervix. The most common of these procedures are cautery (also known as heat cautery), cryosurgery (also known as freezing, or cold cautery), and laser treatment.
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If there is cervical ectopy (cervical erosion) the inner lining of the cervix has come on to the vaginal surface (Figure 21.3) or if there is chronic inflammation (cervicitis cervical erosion), your gynaecologist may wish to take the opportunity of cauterising the cervix whilst undertaking ... 13 What is cervical cautery?
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Why is cautery to the cervix performed? The cervix is cauterised to treat inflamed areas to help with the treatment of abnormal discharge or abnormal bleeding ... Why is cautery to the cervix performed? The cervix is cauterised to treat inflamed areas to help with the treatment of abnormal discharge or abnormal bleeding if...
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PATIENT INFORMATION Martin Corke Day Surgery Unit Cervical Cautery The cervix is also known as the neck of a woman's uterus (womb). Cervical cautery is the treatment used for a cervical `Ectropian'. This means the normal delicate cells that line the neck of the womb, are sitting on the outer surface of the cervix.
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General description presence of endocervical glandular epithelium on the cervix surface (portio) ; Is it common? ... In women whose mothers were exposed to diethylstilbesterol (DES) in utero, the glandular tissue stays on the outside of the cervix and even sometimes over onto the vagina as a developmental birth defect.
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U.R. No Surname Given Names (Please place patient label here) CAUTERY TO CERVIX A. INTERPRETER/ CULTURAL NEEDS An Interpreter Service is required yes If yes, is a qualified Interpreter present yes A Cultural Support Person is required yes If yes, is a Cultural Support Person present yes no no no no D.O.B. GP Sex M F...
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Coombe Women's Hospital Annual Clinical Report 1996 ... Amputation of Cervix ... Cautery of Cervix...
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