The phrase "ablation completion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medical procedures, particularly in reference to the completion of an ablation process.
Example: "The doctor confirmed that the ablation completion was successful and the patient could begin recovery."
Alternatives: "ablation finalization" or "ablation conclusion".
Since greater hatch distance means faster ablation and lesser ablation completion index, there must be a tradeoff between ablation completion index and hatch distance.
Up to a certain threshold limit, the ablation completion index is energy-limited and has an inverse U-shape relationship with the energy density input.
Experimental studies were focused on determining the effects of energy density, hatch distance and coating color on the ablation completion index.
What the 2008 study by Engblom shows is that the ablation of GluN1 after completion of the postnatal development leads to a complete and selective loss of the NMDA currents in DA neurons.
Radioiodine (RAI) lobe ablation in lieu of completion thyroidectomy is not recommended.
Many of these challenges are avoided for intratumoral administration for plasmonic photothermal ablation, which may accelerate completion of preclinical studies using the NSC.AuNRs.
Following completion of the ablation, the tines were retracted with the electrode tip still residing within the pleural space and pneumothorax.
Post-RFA three-phase CTs (Fig. 1d) were then performed to assess the completion of the ablation as well as to act as the baseline for subsequent follow-up.
Matsumoto et al. [ 2] pooled data from three major North American urological centers in their report on the treatment outcome for 109 tumors and reported an overall technical success rate of 100%, with only two patients requiring re-treatment for completion of the ablation.
After completion of the RF ablation, mitral valve repair or replacement was performed (Table 1).
Technical feasibility was verified by successful completion of MR-HIFU ablation.
