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Cryotherapy leep

This is a photo Cryotherapy leep is outpatient method was the most commonly used treatment for CIN lesions in the 1970s and 1980s, but has largely been supplanted by LEEP. If patients are carefully selected, the success rate is approximately 95%. Larger CIN lesions have higher failure rates, most likely because the whole lesion is not covered by the cryoprobe. It is not appropriate to use cryotherapy if the lesion extends into the endocervix.

This is a picture dotor using low-cost digital cervicography leep as an adjunct to VIA facilitates patient education, documentation of lesions, and monitoring and evaluation of quality of care. Our nurses use a commercially available digital camera to capture images during the VIA examination. Projection of the image of the cervix to a bed-side monitor/television screen allows: opportunity for immediate education of patients about examination results, printing and documentation in the medical records of the actual results of the visual examination, quality assurance of the treatment decisions made by nurses through a periodic review of images, distance consultation by electronic transmission of digital images between nurses and consultants, and continued education.