

HIFU uses high-intensity focused ultrasound to destroy tumor tissue in three dimensions, so it can be adapted to the size, number, shape and location of each tumor
for the best result. The destroyed tissue is gradually absorbed by the body over time.


Before treatment
Right after treatment
6 months after treatment
1 year after treatment
Focused ultrasound heats and
destroys tumor cells
Rising temperature increases pressure inside the cells,
destroying the tumor cells
Destroys the small blood vessels
that feed the tumor, so the tumor cells
die
Uterine tissue
Precise AI-assisted image analysis system
Minimal damage to surrounding tissue (bowel, bladder, pelvic nerves)
and fast return to normal
Safety and effectiveness of HIFU officially recognized
(Ministry of Health and Welfare Notice No. 2013-30)
Specialized comprehensive check-up for uterine disease
Detailed review of test results
Choosing a treatment
New HIFU system for uterine disease
Advanced imaging and diagnostic equipment
Designated national cancer screening clinic
MOU with KMI