01THYBLATE™ RFA Solutions
An alternative to
Traditional Surgery
A thyroid nodule diagnosis doesn’t have to mean living with anxiety or undergoing surgery. Discover radiofrequency ablation (RFA), a minimally invasive treatment option designed to help reduce benign thyroid nodules while preserving the thyroid.
02THYBLATE™ RFA Solutions
Radiofrequency
Ablation
RFA uses focused radiofrequency energy (non-ionizing radiation), delivered into the thyroid nodule through a specialized electrode. This energy immediately stops the growth of the nodule and leads to its gradual reduction over time. As RFA is a non-surgical, minimally invasive procedure, only local anesthesia is used. The patient remains awake during the procedure so that the physician can monitor for any changes in the patient’s voice, known as dysphonia.
03THYBLATE™ RFA Solutions
Cleared for use
in the United States
THYBLATE™ was cleared for use in the United States in 2018. Although the technique is still relatively new in the USA, THYBLATE™ has been used safely and effectively worldwide for more than ten years. Relevant clinical information is provided on this website to help patients and their loved ones make an informed decision regarding their thyroid diagnosis and treatment options.
Thyroid RFA Video
INDICATIONS FOR USE & IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
The THYBLATE™ electrodes are CE-certified and indicated for the treatment of benign thyroid nodules (cystic and non-cystic), goiters, AFTN, and malignant tumors. The THYBLATE™ electrodes are FDA 510(k) cleared for percutaneous and intraoperative coagulation and ablation of tissue. While the THYBLATE™ Thyroid RFA Procedure may offer substantial benefits to many patients, it is not universally applicable, and individual outcomes may vary. Please contact your medical professional for specific advice regarding the potential benefits, risks, and suitability of this treatment in your specific case.
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