ablation technique

As a result, it can be used to destroy larger tumors than other ablation techniques, he says.

The genetic ablation techniques described could prove useful in battling cancer.

This ablation technique can be viewed as simply removing a faulty piece of a circuit.

For nonsurgical patients, local thermal ablation techniques have enabled local control of tumors without resection.

A clinical assessment is carried out to customize the treatment to the patients needs, and the procedure itself can involve surgical, chemical, or laser ablation techniques.

N-TIRE is unique to other tumor ablation techniques in that it does not create thermal damage to the tissue around it.

CO laser ablation technique is utilized to produce the first SWNHs at room temperature in absence of a metal catalyst.

This is an area of active research, especially with respect to the RF ablation technique and emphasis on isolating the pulmonary veins that enter into the left atrium.

Two main types of ablation techniques are used for Renal cell carcinoma and they are Cryoablation and Radio frequency ablation or thermal ablation.

Although hatcheries in the developing countries still depend on wild seed, maturation can be induced by eyestalk ablation technique where eyestalks of females are unilaterally ablated to stimulate endocrine activity.

Although only a small proportion of patients with hepatic metastases are candidates for surgical resection, advances in tumor ablation techniques and in both regional and systemic chemotherapy administration provide for a number of treatment options.

Different catheter-based ablation techniques may be used and they generally fall into two categories: (1) cold-based procedures where tissue cooling is used to treat the arrhythmia, and (2) heat-based procedures where high temperature is used to alter the abnormal conductive tissue in the heart.

Seth Blair, also in Stent's lab, introduced a novel ablation technique that could be used in tandem with lineage tracing to pursue the questions relating to developmental potential changes in cell fate in experimentally perturbed embryos that were first raised by Roux and Driesch (1980).