Office Hemorrhoid RF Treatment

A single-use device for treating internal haemorrhoids in a doctor's office rather than an operating theatre. Haemorrhoids that keep bleeding after diet and ointments are usually treated in the office by strangling them with a rubber band or burning them with heat; the larger ones often come back, and the alternative is surgery with a slow, painful recovery. This is a disposable applicator that delivers radiofrequency energy to shut off the blood supply, with a sensor that measures the tissue as it heats and stops automatically at the right depth — the point being to treat the larger grade III haemorrhoids consistently enough that they do not come back, without cutting anything. It ships with its own single-use scope, and the whole kit is meant to be paid for out of what Medicare already pays a doctor's office for the procedure.