Sentence examples for radiofrequency electrode from inspiring English sources

c CT scan after insertion on a radiofrequency electrode (arrowheads) into the tumour.

c Axial CT scan: Coaxially, a bipolar radiofrequency electrode is introduced inside the lesion and the ablation protocol is performed.

c CT axial scan: Then, the radiofrequency electrode is inserted into the lesion coaxially and an ablation protocol specific for osteoid osteoma is performed.

d an umbrella-shaped radiofrequency electrode (arrow) was inserted into the tumour from the opposite site of the colon, and slight traction made in order to displace the organ.

To compare the efficiency of radiofrequency ablation (RFA) using the newly designed flexible laparoscopic radiofrequency electrode and the internally cooled needle electrode for creating an ablation zone in ex vivo and in vivo porcine livers.

The procedure was conducted as conventionally with irrigated tip radiofrequency electrode.

Radiofrequency electrodes (RFE) are not simple high-temperature probes and better insight regarding RFE function from an electrical engineering viewpoint may improve clinical outcomes by reducing the risk of poor or inadequate heating of the target nerves.

Flexible radiofrequency electrodes and thermoresistive catheters of varying design can be used to heat the nucleus of intervertebral discs in patients with a history of discogenic pain and demonstrated annular tears.

Various methods of vascular occlusion (such as Pringle's maneuver, total or selective hepatic vascular exclusion, combination of Pringle's maneuver and infrahepatic inferior vena cava clamping, and hanging maneuver) and new surgical devices (such as Harmonic Scalpel, radiofrequency electrodes, and staplers) have been suggested for reducing blood loss during liver parenchymal transaction.

b AP fluoroscopy image shows the radiofrequency ablation electrode inserted coaxially within the lesion.

To describe the design of a radiofrequency (RF) electrode catheter/guide wire system to allow endovascular coagulation of vessels.