Sentence examples for surgery ablation from inspiring English sources

The main modalities of treatment are surgery, ablation, and combinations of chemotherapy drugs.

An open surgery ablation means a three-night stay, compared with perhaps five nights for removal by scalpel.

As someone who has undergone heart surgery (ablation as well as having been treated with medicines), I am somewhat biased, but can attest to the importance of having a device that allows one to easily and remotely monitor heart rates post-surgery — and being able to do so via a casing that is compatible with the devices we carry with us everywhere?

The next major role of nuclear medicine has been after surgery with whole body imaging and post surgery ablation of thyroid tissue with I.

There are no specific treatments for chronic HPV infection, and warts are typically treated with limited success by surgery, ablation via cryotherapy or non-specific immune modulators.

AIT is a plasma surgery ablation technique that uses a bipolar 550  kHz electrode tip to remove the TM, the primary resistance to outflow.

It is important to put this into clinical context, as during any cancer surgery or ablation, tumours are excised or ablated along with a surrounding margin of normal tissue, usually no less than 1 cm.

The local recurrence rate was higher following ablation but there were more options for repeat intervention (either surgery or ablation) for new or recurrent disease, an important feature as most stage IV cancer patients will have multiple metastatic events.

Despite the widespread use of screening programmes, 60 70% of HCCs are detected when curative treatments (surgery or ablation) are precluded by the cancer burden or contraindications (Bruix and Llovet, 2002; Takayasu et al, 2012).

The modern therapies are basically the combination of the breast-preserving surgeries or ablation with or without node biopsy or destroying the carcinoma cells adjuvant with chemotherapy, radiotherapy, hormonal or biological therapies depending upon the nature of the receptor of the cancerous cells, nature of the lymph node, as well as the tendency of the recurrence.

The management of such small lesions generates significant controversy; the potential options are active surveillance and nephron-sparing treatments with either surgery or ablation [4, 5].