What is the Sonata procedure?
The Sonata® Treatment is an incision-free treatment option for women with symptomatic uterine fibroids. Using an intrauterine ultrasound device to locate and target individual fibroids, radiofrequency energy is delivered directly to the fibroid to reduce their size and ease symptoms.
How much does Sonata procedure cost?
Procedure Costs The mean cost to the payer for TFA with Sonata and the associated 12-month postoperative HCRU was $8,941 (CI: $8,815–$9,067), compared to $24,156 (CI: $23,982–$24,330) for hysterectomy and $22,784 (CI: $22,374–$23,194) for myomectomy.
Can you get pregnant after Sonata treatment?
Safety and effectiveness with regard to fertility and fecundity after the use of the Sonata System have not been established. As a uterus-conserving alternative to hysterectomy, treatment with the Sonata System does not eliminate the possibility of pregnancy.
Is Sonata FDA approved?
New software developments allow surgeons to control all aspects of ablation with the handpiece. The Sonata technology platform provides an incision-free, uterus-preserving treatment for symptomatic uterine fibroids.
What are the side effects of Sonata?
Common side effects of Sonata include:
- dizziness,
- drowsiness,
- short-term memory loss,
- problems with memory or concentration,
- lack of coordination (especially during the first 2 hours after you take the medication),
- “hangover” feeling,
- numbness or tingling,
- anxiety,
Is Sonata better than Ambien?
Ambien can work up to 3 times as long as Sonata and will probably do a more efficient job of keeping you asleep. Healthcare providers tend to recommend Ambien over Sonata for this reason. Ambien still works quickly enough to put you to sleep, but may be better at increasing your total sleep time.
Can I take Sonata every night?
Only take zaleplon (Sonata) if you have time for a full night’s sleep (7 to 8 hours). Zaleplon (Sonata) can cause dependence (when your body starts to depend on it), and is only meant to be used short-term for up to 2 weeks.