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The treatment of cervical erosion primarily utilizes the tissue penetration and focalizability of ultrasound. By focusing ultrasound on the surface of cervical erosion, a high-energy ablation zone is formed, causing the eroded tissue to undergo coagulative necrosis. This loss of proliferative and invasive ability allows new squamous cells to cover the wound, thereby achieving the therapeutic goal.