#rf medical

[runefactorynonsense]

Melotober - Day 17 - Cards

How about a different sort of fortune?

[mekongmed]

Danh sách các công ty sản xuất máy đốt sóng cao tần RFA

1. Medtronic (Hoa Kỳ):

Là một trong những hãng sản xuất thiết bị y tế hàng đầu thế giới. Medtronic cung cấp nhiều dòng máy RFA tiên tiến, được sử dụng rộng rãi trong điều trị các loại khối u khác nhau.

Ưu điểm: Máy RFA của Medtronic có độ chính xác cao, hiệu quả điều trị cao và được trang bị nhiều tính năng an toàn cho bệnh nhân.

2. Boston Scientific (Hoa Kỳ):

Cũng là một hãng sản xuất thiết bị y tế lớn của Hoa Kỳ. Boston Scientific cung cấp các dòng máy RFA đa dạng, phù hợp với nhiều nhu cầu điều trị khác nhau.

Ưu điểm: Máy RFA của Boston Scientific có thiết kế nhỏ gọn, dễ sử dụng và cho phép thao tác điều trị chính xác.

3. LeMaitre Vascular (Hoa Kỳ):

Chuyên về sản xuất các thiết bị y tế cho lĩnh vực tim mạch và mạch máu. LeMaitre Vascular cung cấp các dòng máy RFA được ứng dụng hiệu quả trong điều trị suy giãn tĩnh mạch.

Ưu điểm: Máy RFA của LeMaitre Vascular có hiệu quả cao trong điều trị suy giãn tĩnh mạch, ít xâm lấn và thời gian hồi phục nhanh chóng.

4. AngioDynamics (Hoa Kỳ):

Cung cấp nhiều dòng máy RFA đa dạng, phù hợp với điều trị các loại khối u khác nhau. AngioDynamics là một lựa chọn uy tín cho các bệnh viện và phòng khám.

Ưu điểm: Máy RFA của AngioDynamics có giá thành cạnh tranh và được trang bị nhiều tính năng hiện đại.

5. Olympus (Nhật Bản):

Là nhà sản xuất nổi tiếng với các thiết bị y tế nội soi. Olympus cũng cung cấp các dòng máy RFA chất lượng cao, được ứng dụng hiệu quả trong điều trị các bệnh lý gan, thận,…

Ưu điểm: Máy RFA của Olympus có độ chính xác cao, hiệu quả điều trị cao và được tích hợp nhiều công nghệ tiên tiến.

6. Emcision (Hoa Kỳ):

Chuyên về sản xuất các thiết bị y tế cho lĩnh vực điều trị u xơ tử cung. Emcision cung cấp hệ thống RFA Focal Microwave Ablation (MFA) độc đáo, mang lại hiệu quả cao và ít xâm lấn.

Ưu điểm: Hệ thống MFA của Emcision giúp bảo tồn tử cung cho phụ nữ muốn sinh con, thời gian điều trị ngắn và ít biến chứng.

7. RF Medical (Hàn Quốc):

RF Medical Co., Ltd. là một công ty chuyên sản xuất và kinh doanh thiết bị y tế. Họ tập trung vào các thiết bị y tế tần số cao được sử dụng để điều trị ung thư. Công ty được thành lập vào năm 2003 và có trụ sở chính tại Hàn Quốc. Sản phẩm của họ được bán ở hơn 60 quốc gia trên thế giới.

Lịch sử thành lập: 2003

Trụ sở chính: Hàn Quốc

Sản phẩm: Thiết bị y tế tần số cao cho điều trị ung thư

Thị trường: Hơn 60 quốc gia trên thế giới

Công ty RF Medical Co., Ltd. cung cấp nhiều loại thiết bị y tế tần số cao khác nhau, bao gồm:

Hệ thống đốt sóng cao tần (RFA)

Hệ thống vi sóng (MW)

Hệ thống điện dung cao (CC)

[badolmen]

“I wasn’t assigned female at birth; I was female at birth! A doctor didn’t look at me and decide I was female enough at birth, I’ve been female since the moment of conception.”

*loud buzzer sound*

Given how common the intersex condition is (~2% of the population - how many redheads have you seen?) and the fact that genitalia is not the only physical manifestation of an intersex condition, yes the doctor very much did look at you and decide you looked ‘female enough.’ Indeed your genetic makeup is determined at conception, and your genetic makeup could very well result in the development of an intersex body that may not be externally evident at birth.

Don’t get me wrong, there are issues with the afab/amab dichotomy both colloquially and medically speaking (some people are marked intersex at birth, the dichotomy just reinforces the gender binary with different language, etc.) but it is true that medical assumptions are made at birth based on your external physiology, regardless of genetic or hormonal profile. ‘Biological sex’ is far from binary and pretending otherwise is ignorant at best and dangerously intersexist at worst.

[strawberryamanita]

Hello, Bethaneigh. I want to play a game.

You have spent the better part of your 20s and 30s harassing other women, to the point of taking political action against their existence, because they do not fit your steadily shrinking parameters of womanhood. Because of your obsession with suffering and self-flagellation in the name of the Divine Feminine(or whatever the fuck they're calling it now), I have sewn the bicornuate uterus of a transmasc individual with a hormonal imbalance into your belly. His ancestry was notorious for having absolutely atrocious menstrual cycles on both sides of his family, in which they experienced ceaseless pain and despair that couldn't be intercepted with even the strongest OTC birth control; and with those genes combined, topped off with a severe case of PMDD, your donor had the worst experience of them all.

Your challenge: survive a full cycle without crying, passing out from the pain, or wishing the Apocalypse would come sooner. You can take as much Motrin as you see fit, but it won't do you any good. You will feel the exact moment your serotonin levels bottom out, and you will think God has beef with you with the pain you will endure. Your craving for chocolate will be bottomless.

Should you fail... you have to spend another month with the uterus.

Let the game begin.

🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️WARNING: This shitpost was made by a neurodivergent transmasc person. Trans people of all kinds are always welcome on my blog, and T*RFs are ALWAYS welcome to fuck off and fall in a punji pit. In fact, this joke is 100% at the expense of T*RFs and their misanthropic agenda. Do not show your dirty, stinky ass on my blog or I will maul you like a wild dog. Thanks!🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️

[colorstormx]

anyway uh. yeah this has been fucking with me more than I'd like to admit the past couple of days and I think I just need to talk about it for a bit

warning for a few things under the cut - menstruation, medical stuff, disordered eating

so. my last period started at the end of April, and didn't really stop until the end of July. technically I'm still spotting a bit but it's not the absolute bloodfest that it was earlier.

I got a gyno appointment because of said bloodfest and they ended up giving me an ultrasound and sending me in for blood work. the ultrasound showed ovarian cysts, and the blood work was normal except for high insulin. technically they tested my testosterone level too, but that result still isn't in yet. apparently it takes them forever to get it so. shrugs.

they basically diagnosed me with polycystic ovarian syndrome, although they need that testosterone result to really confirm it since I don't have a lot of the other common PCOS symptoms. my period was pretty regular up until this year and isn't usually super painful, and I don't really have extra hair in unusual spots.

my gyno pointed out the high insulin though, and said that PCOS is associated with insulin resistance and prescribed metformin. she also said that diet changes can help, and gave me a handout about it. apparently being at a higher weight can make symptoms worse.

and all of this is coming at a time when I had finally started to accept my body and feel more comfortable eating the way I want to. :')

I've had some rough experiences with body image and restrictive eating over the years, although I guess it was never technically a full-blown ED, just... really bad habits and a lot of excess guilt over everything I allowed myself to eat. and I thought I'd finally gotten past that, but seeing this handout just feels like it validates every harsh thought, every bit of guilt I ever felt about eating stuff that wasn't like. raw vegetables and bland chicken.

and I know that it's not actually advocating for anything super extreme, just moderation, but there's an obsessive streak in me that makes everything feel way more black and white than it actually is. like if I don't follow the stupid "sample diet" listed there I'm gonna get a bad grade in PCOS management. god it's so stupid but at the same time my mental state has just absolutely tanked over this, I'm overanalyzing everything and super self conscious of my body again and I'm just so tired of everything about it

I miss the blissful ignorance, I guess.

everything is just still new and weird to me right now. it's gonna take a while to process everything and I know I'll be fine in the end, I just hate having to get there.

anyway at least we're moving apartments in less than 2 months now. I can't wait to get out of this shithole. god I swear I'm gonna make an official commissions post bc it would really be nice to have some extra funds on hand for the move, and my hours at work are already starting to dip as summer ends. augh. anyway if you want me to draw something just ask and we can figure things out <3

so uh. yeah. good job on reading this far if you made it. I'm... horrible at reaching out to specific people to talk about stuff like this, so having it all out there in a semi public environment for people to reply to if they happen to see it is? a little less stress inducing, I guess. I just hate feeling like I'm bothering people with stuff. that all being said... please at least like this post if you read it all the way through? replies would be nice too, I just. want to be heard I guess.

[troonwolf]

also I have been dealing with the shitty UK trans healthcare since I was 14 years old and didn’t even get to go on HRT until I was in my mid 20s and that didn’t make me go on a nationwide campaign to try to stop everyone else from being able to transition too :/ that sounds like a YOU problem, Toby 

[mothirl]

Got my shot today. It hurt way more than it did before and I sat up wrong at the end and a shit ton of blood came out of my injection site . It got all over my pants and my hand. I almost passed out and apparently all the colour left my face and I looked sickly. Worst experience ever but the nurse was nice enough about it she gave me water and chocolate

Kind of the most horrifying thing to happen to me. Not excited for my second needle tomorrow

[butterflyaestheticsny]

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[mundygator]

something I can't ignore every time I see Medic fanart

making that uniform tighter… a.d.f..rf,d.f......ssddd

[trianmedica]

Máy đốt sóng cao tần RFA

[runefactorynonsense]

Cozytober - Day 24 - Spiced Latte

"It's decaf."

"Hey-"

"Joking."

[ventus-selphus]

back to rf5 completionist

[emcapi]

There are plenty of posts that go around focused on hating t*rfs/exclusionists. I wanted to make a post that is about love.

I love you, gay people. I love you, lesbians. I love you, bisexuals. I love you, pansexuals. I love you, asexuals. I love you, aromantics. I love you, people on either or both of those spectrums. I love you, polyamorous people. I love you, queer people.

I love you, transgender people. I love you, transfemmes and transmascs and transneutrals and trans-something elses. I love you, nonbinary people. I love you, genderfluid people. I love you, genderqueer people. I love you, two-spirit people. I love you, intersex people. I love you, people who can’t or don’t want to medically transition. I love you, people who are cis and unapologetically fuck with gender.

I love you, people who are out. I love you, people who are in the closet. I love you, people who are both in different circumstances. I love you, people who are only out about parts of their identity. I love you, people who feel the need to simplify their identity down to something people understand better.

I love you, people who are still figuring it out. I love you, people who are actively putting off figuring it out because you are not in a safe environment to explore that. I love you, people who have changed labels multiple times. I love you, people who have experimented with your gender or sexuality and found it wasn’t for you, but you have a better understanding of yourself from it.

I love you, cishet allies who are actively fighting for our rights, whether it’s on behalf of people you love or because it’s the right thing to do. I love you, supportive cishet parents, partners, and friends.

I love you.

(If you disagree with any of these statements, I kindly ask that you do not reblog this. Thank you.)

[brf-rumortrackinganon]

About the hospital photocall, I believe them when they said they were concerned about Archie’s safety. Meghan said she wanted to do it but the palace didn’t ask her. The briefing at that time was that it was Harry and Meghan who didn’t want to do it. At that time, the spin was they want to protect Archie’s privacy and that by Meghan not doing a photocall, she isn’t setting unrealistic expectations for mothers (unlike Kate), but Meghan later claimed on Oprah that that was the palace lying and spinning. I think maybe that was the doing of their communications head(?) at that time, Sara Lantham. I’m not sure if we can say for sure that Meghan has nothing to do with that spin. But anyway, Harry and Meghan said on Oprah that they would’ve done the photocall, but they didn’t because Archie was not going to be made a prince and not given the appropriate security, and so they didn’t want to do it because they were afraid of the threats to Archie.

Meghan then claimed that the palace lied and spinned the story so they don’t have to explain why they aren’t giving Archie a title. But the real problem was that the palace isn’t going to give Archie a title. Meghan then threw a tantrum about that. We can’t say for sure if she threw a tantrum because she wanted a title so badly for her kids or if she was really very very concerned about Archie’s security. Tbh, with all the neonazi racist stuff said about Archie, it’s possible they really were just very very concerned about Archie’s security. And they couldn’t understand why the palace didn’t give Archie title and security despite the threats. So Meghan then assumed the palace was being racist against Archie, hence the implication of racism accusation on Oprah. Or let’s be real, she probably knew it wasn’t really about racism and just brought that up to get back at the palace.

I’m actually really quite curious about the conversations that went on within the key members of the family. Tbh, I hardly think they really would’ve allowed Archie to be unsafe. My suspicion is that that was the conversation about the skin color was about, if there was ever one. They were discussing all matters about how Archie would fit in the rf in the future. And maybe something about skin color was mentioned, which tbh is quite racist, although I hardly think the intention was racist. They were being realistic and honestly discussing all aspects about Archie’s future. Let’s be real, it’s quite a complicated matter. It really would’ve been nice and things worked out well.

Tbh, I’m also quite tired of rf supporters who dismiss everything as down to Harry and Meghan’s pettiness. Would everyone (i mean not the family but the weirdos out there) really have accepted Archie? Are you all trying to deny that racism exists? My problem with Harry and Meghan is they messed up really badly. They aren’t sensible people. They exaggerate and are addicted to drama. But there are some very real, important points in this saga.

You must be new here. I honestly have no idea where to start with your ask. I guess we'll go line by line.

About the hospital photocall, I believe them when they said they were concerned about Archie’s safety.

Ok, fair.

Meghan said she wanted to do it but the palace didn’t ask her. The briefing at that time was that it was Harry and Meghan who didn’t want to do it.

This sounds like a classic palace miscommunication. The palace expected the Sussexes to say something and they didn't, ergo the palace thought the Sussexes weren't interested. The Sussexes expected the palace to say something, but they didn't, ergo Meghan said she wasn't asked.

At that time, the spin was they want to protect Archie’s privacy and that by Meghan not doing a photocall, she isn’t setting unrealistic expectations for mothers (unlike Kate),

Sure, and wearing white two days after giving birth - when medical practice says that women are still bleeding from childbirth and so much that they're using postpartum diapers - with an actual belt cinching her waist, and sky-high heels isn't setting unrealistic expectations?

but Meghan later claimed on Oprah that that was the palace lying and spinning. I think maybe that was the doing of their communications head(?) at that time, Sara Lantham.

You do realize that Sara Latham worked for Harry and Meghan at the time, right? She wouldn't have done anything without their direct and explicit say so.

I’m not sure if we can say for sure that Meghan has nothing to do with that spin. But anyway, Harry and Meghan said on Oprah that they would’ve done the photocall, but they didn’t because Archie was not going to be made a prince and not given the appropriate security, and so they didn’t want to do it because they were afraid of the threats to Archie.

If there were real and legitimate security threats, the RPOs would be right there next to Harry and Meghan when they made their post-hospital appearance with baby Archie. The RAVEC lawsuit made that very clear; if there are real and legitimate threats, the Sussexes' status, including Archie's, would have been appropriately escalated.

Meghan then claimed that the palace lied and spinned the story so they don’t have to explain why they aren’t giving Archie a title.

The BRF didn't need to give Archie a title. He already had one: his father's subsidiary title, Earl of Dumbarton.

The Telegraph reported that neither Harry nor Meghan wanted Archie to use the title because it had "dumb" in the name and they were worried kids would pick on him.

But the real problem was that the palace isn’t going to give Archie a title.

Actually, the Sussexes' real problem was that the palace wasn't going to upgrade Archie to a HRH style and a prince title at birth. Archie was already eligible to become HRH Prince, he just had to wait for Grandpa Wales to become King in accordance with the 1917 Letter Patent, which allowed all grandchildren of the reigning sovereign to use HRH Prince/Princess. Queen Elizabeth issued a new letter patent in 2012 granting HRH Prince/Princess to all children of the eldest son of the eldest son of the reigning monarch (aka William's children) because the 1917 LP only allowed the eldest son to of the eldest son of the Prince of Wales to have a title. Meaning, if William's firstborn was a daughter (aka a future queen), she would have been untitled and outranked by a younger brother until Charles ascended and she became the grandchild of the reigning monarch because the Succession to the Crown Act of 2013 eliminated the practice of male-preferred primogeniture (brothers will inherit before sisters - it's why Anne is ranked lower than Andrew and Edward despite being older than them) and installed absolute primogeniture (the firstborn inherits regardless of gender).

What the Sussexes wanted - which Meghan made very clear in the Oprah interview - was for The Queen to issue a wholly new LP giving Harry's children HRH Prince/Princess at birth because she did it for William's children. Which the palace declined because they didn't see a need; the line of succession was secure with William's three children, Harry was the second/youngest son of the Prince of Wales, and Harry's children would have the titles eventually anyway.

Meghan then threw a tantrum about that. We can’t say for sure if she threw a tantrum because she wanted a title so badly for her kids or if she was really very very concerned about Archie’s security.

It's both. How much of it was because of the title vs how much was because of security concerns is probably different for all of us.

I'll reiterate what I said before: if there were real, serious, legitimate threats to Archie's safety, RAVEC would have given him security or upgraded Harry and Meghan's status to give Archie security. Archie did not need to be a prince for RAVEC or the BRF to take his security seriously.

Tbh, with all the neonazi racist stuff said about Archie, it’s possible they really were just very very concerned about Archie’s security. And they couldn’t understand why the palace didn’t give Archie title and security despite the threats.

A title does not guarantee anyone security. Anne, Andrew, and Edward have titles but they only get security when they're actually at an engagement.

And someone actually attempted to kidnap Anne once.

So Meghan then assumed the palace was being racist against Archie, hence the implication of racism accusation on Oprah. Or let’s be real, she probably knew it wasn’t really about racism and just brought that up to get back at the palace.

Ding ding ding, we have a winner!

I’m actually really quite curious about the conversations that went on within the key members of the family. Tbh, I hardly think they really would’ve allowed Archie to be unsafe.

Ding ding ding, another winner!

My suspicion is that that was the conversation about the skin color was about, if there was ever one.

It's been unofficially confirmed by the rota that the family was wondering what Archie would like - e.g. would he have Harry's red hair or Meghan's black hair? Would he have Harry's beady blue eyes or Meghan's nice brown eyes? Very normal and very ordinary conversations to have when there's a baby on the way.

They were discussing all matters about how Archie would fit in the rf in the future. And maybe something about skin color was mentioned, which tbh is quite racist, although I hardly think the intention was racist. They were being realistic and honestly discussing all aspects about Archie’s future.

Annnnnnnd you lost the plot. There was nothing to discuss about Archie's future. He was the grandson of the future king, so he was getting HRH Prince anyway, he just had to wait a bit for it. The modern BRF has been slimming for years (Charles's vision for the monarchy involving just William and his family and Harry and his wife, no kids, had been publicly known for years) so it was pretty much guaranteed Archie would not have any official role or do any work for the monarchy, regardless of whether he had a title or not.

Let’s be real, it’s quite a complicated matter. It really would’ve been nice and things worked out well.

I agree. But unfortunately it didn't go that way.

Tbh, I’m also quite tired of rf supporters who dismiss everything as down to Harry and Meghan’s pettiness.

But quite a lot of what Harry and Meghan have done over the years has been petty - like timing their own announcements and appearances with BRF events. Like complaining publicly that they weren't told beforehand about Kate's illness and that they had to find out on the news. Like complaining that William won't return Harry's calls. Like complaining they weren't thanked for flowers they sent to Kate. Like complaining there were security problems preventing Harry from seeing his father, when his father lives in one of the most secure facilities in the world because he's the King, head of state, and commander-in-chief.

No, not everything the Sussexes do is petty, but certainly enough that it's a default opinion for many people.

Would everyone (i mean not the family but the weirdos out there) really have accepted Archie?

You'll have to be more specific about "weirdos."

The general royal-watching public? The fandom? Yes, absolutely. No one had any problems with the Sussexes and/or Archie.

The neonazi racists you mentioned earlier? No, never.

Are you all trying to deny that racism exists?

No one here has ever said that. We have always acknowledged that racism exists. I have always said that Meghan absolutely faced and dealt with racism in the UK. I have always supported Meghan's right to call out racism and defend herself from racism. I have always given Meghan the benefit of the doubt because it's her life. It's her experience. I can't presume to speak for her experience as a biracial woman living in another country anymore than you can speak for my experience being a deaf woman.

What I have said is that Meghan has used racism in certain situations to deflect accountability, ignore protocol, and erase history. Pointing out inconsistencies in one's narrative is not denying racism. It's saying "things aren't adding up here."

My problem with Harry and Meghan is they messed up really badly. They aren’t sensible people. They exaggerate and are addicted to drama. But there are some very real, important points in this saga.

Yes, there are some real points and real feelings at matter here. But asserting BRF history and protocols doesn't mean we don't validate what Meghan experienced and what she went through. It means that there's three sides to every story - the BRF's, Meghan's, and the truth - but right now we're only getting one side: Meghan's. And there are things in it that aren't adding up.