Those experiencing postmenopausal bleeding are usually subjected to a two-week referral by their GP, followed by a further two-week wait for results. Of those suspected to have the disease, only 10% are actually found to have it after a biopsy, meaning people often endure long waits and invasive surgeries before finding out their results.How does the iKnife work?
Researchers have said its efficacy was examined using tissue samples from 150 women with suspected womb cancer and comparing results to current diagnostic methods. More widespread studies are planned to bolster these recent findings and eventually pave the way for the iKnife to become the go-to diagnostic tool for endometrial cancers.
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