Sentence examples for a procedure called ablation from inspiring English sources

The cardiologist performed an angiogram on Friday and they were successful in removing the extra pathway (a procedure called "ablation").

The next option was a stem-cell transplant, which would be preceded by a course of drugs to kill his immune cells a dangerous procedure called ablation.

The new method may be useful not only for diagnosis, but also as an adjunct to surgery, for example in pinpointing sites of arrhythmia for a procedure called catheter ablation in which tubes are inserted into the heart.

CUBS' SILVA HAS SURGERY Chicago Cubs pitcher Carlos Silva had surgery -- a procedure called cardiac ablation -- to correct a problem with his heart rate.

Over the past two decades, cardiologists have increasingly treated it with a procedure called catheter ablation, in which small plastic catheters are used to create scars in the damaged heart tissue to prevent the aberrant electrical signals from spreading.

Jets punter Steve Weatherford said he had a procedure called cardiac ablation last week to prevent irregular heartbeats like the one that caused him to miss a playoff victory at Cincinnati last season.

Just a few weeks before the 2006 National Championships, Soni underwent a procedure called radiofrequency ablation to help regulate her heartbeat.

A procedure called alcohol septal ablation could potentially reduce her symptoms.

The United States team for the worlds was selected off the results from the 2006 summer nationals, which took place a few weeks after Soni underwent a procedure called a cardiac ablation.

Due to its potential for accurate ablation of anterior stromal corneal lesions its initial clinical utilization was removal of diseased corneal tissue in a procedure called photo therapeutic keratectomy (PTK).

Some people need a procedure called gastroscopy.