Loop electrosurgical excision procedure. This surgery is performed by using thin, low-voltage electrified loop wire to remove warts. The heat separates the wart from the skin.
Loop Electro Excision Procedure. LEEP is the second most common procedure (after cryotherapy) to treat abnormal cervical cells. It is used when cryotherapy is not an appropriate treatment. It is not done at Rutgers University Health Services, but, if indicated, we will refer you to an outside specialist.
a minor surgical procedure to remove the abnormal portion of the cervix and often the entire transformation zone -- the part most vulnerable to the effects of infection (from HPV, the human papilloma virus) and trauma
Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedure (for cervical dysplasia).
procedure for treating cervical dysplasia in which a fine wire loop and low-energy current are used to remove abnormal tissue from the cervix.
(loop electrosurgical excision procedure) is surgery that uses an electrified thin wire loop as a knife.
loop electrosurgical excision procedure. a procedure which uses an electric wire loop and low-energy current to remove abnormal tissue.
Loop electrosurgical excision procedure. A technique for removing portions of the cervix with an electrified thin wire loop. Usually performed for both diagnosis and treatment of premalignant cervical problems.
see loop electrocautery excision procedure.
LEEP, or loop electrosurgical excision procedure, is a common procedure used to treat abnormal cervical cells.
loop electrosurgical excision procedure. a procedure which uses an electric wire loop to obtain a piece of tissue.
Loop electrosurgical excision procedure. After freezing the area, an electrical wire loop is inserted into the vagina and all the abnormal tissue is sliced off and removed.
Loop electrosurgical excision procedure. A technique that uses electric current passed through a thin wire loop to remove abnormal tissue. Also called loop excision.
Loop electrosurgical excision procedure. Another method used to do a biopsy. In this procedure, the doctor uses an electric wire loop to slice off a thin, round piece of tissue.
