What are advantages of interventional guidewires?

Interventional surgery can be described as an exemplary treatment using modern high technology. Under the guidance of medical imaging equipment, special catheters, guidewires and other sophisticated devices can be introduced into human body for proper diagnosis and local treatment. With the aid of digital technology in the treatment process, supplies such as interventional catheters and guidewires extend the hands of the doctor. Many people believe that doctors are much better than some tools, but why are interventional guidewires popular? What are advantages of interventional guidewires? 

1. Small incision and puncture point

Scarring and post-operative recovery are important concern of patients. The smaller the incision made during surgery, the less damage to the human body. The interventional guidewire puncture point is only the size of a grain of rice, so treatment can be performed without cutting into human tissues. Many diseases that cannot be treated or require surgery in the past, such as hemangiomas and tumors, could be treated with interventional procedures.

2. Basic principle

The basic principle of the interventional guidewire is a relatively new method of dsa interventional melting therapy for the treatment of femoral head necrosis, using arterial cannulation technology to dilate blood vessels, release spasm, and improve the blood flow to the femoral head.

These are the advantages of the interventional guidewires, which not only extends the doctor's hands with digital technology, but also has a very small incision, the size of a grain of rice, which allows the treatment to be performed without cutting into human tissues. Interventional radiotherapy can be used throughout the treatment, with small incisions, fast recovery and good effects. This treatment is combined with other medications to achieve good drug absorption.