Non-Invasive Ultrasound Guided Thyroid RFA Equipment & Training For Physicians
Feb 21, 2023
RGS Healthcare (1-866-505-1909) has announced that it now offers thyroid radiofrequency ablation (RFA) equipment with hands-on training for physicians looking to add the treatment to their list of services.
Orlando, United States - February 21, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Following the announcement, RGS Healthcare offers physicians a minimally invasive solution to treat patients with thyroid nodules without surgery. In addition to providing thyroid ablation equipment, RGS Healthcare also offers training to help physicians perform the procedure efficiently and accurately.
More details are available at https://rgshealthcare.com/thyroid-ablation
The US medical imaging equipment supplier provides physicians in the US with innovative thyroid RFA equipment that fits their budgetary and clinical needs. By leveraging the company's equipment and training services, they can now add thyroid RFA to their lineup of treatments as a less invasive alternative to surgery.
According to recent research, about half of Americans will have a thyroid nodule by age 60. Although many nodules are benign and do not require treatment, some can cause discomfort or interfere with thyroid function. By adding thyroid RFA to their list of services, physicians can offer their patients a safe and effective alternative to traditional thyroid treatments to reduce the size of nodules and alleviate symptoms.
RGS Healthcare offers a range of equipment for thyroid radiofrequency ablation, including high quality ultrasound machines, allowing for precise targeting of the nodule during treatment, as well as catheters, and RF generators. Physicians can choose between a one-time purchase and an ongoing supply chain partnership when buying any equipment.
USA physicians can select from either new or used thyroid radiofrequency ablation (RFA) equipment manufactured by reputable brands. The USA supplier also guides interested medical professionals on where to get the best training through thyroid ablation RFA workshops and courses from experienced professionals in the field.
About RGS Healthcare
For over a decade in the industry, RGS Healthcare remains a leading medical imaging equipment distributor to hospitals and urgent care centers in the US. The company carries a large selection of new and refurbished clinical equipment, including c-arm, ultrasound, arthroscopic camera scopes, and other diagnostic medical imaging devices.
A spokesperson for the company says: “At RGS Healthcare we pride ourselves on keeping our doctors and their patients’ knowledge of thyroid disease accurate and up-to-date. Whether you’re looking for a one-off purchase or you would like to set up an ongoing supply chain relationship with us, we are here to help.”
Physicians who are interested in adding thyroid RFA to their lineup of treatment offerings can find more information by visiting https://rgshealthcare.com
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