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Treating endometriosis, the transcatheter high-temperature coagulation ablation system treats uterine fibroids, reducing the pain of surgery for patients. It features no surgery, no hospitalization, visual minimally invasive, precise surgery, thorough treatment, less damage, and faster postoperative recovery. Precise control of its treatment power, time, and range causes the uterine muscle (glandular) tumor tissue to coagulate, degenerate, and necrose, or allows the diseased tissue of the endometrium to be ablated. Subsequently, during the metabolic process, it falls off and is excreted from the body or absorbed and even disappears, restoring the normal structure and function of the diseased area.