"tumour ablation: established for the local destruction of liver, lung, and bone tumours, e.g. HCC and osteoid osteoma"
"cardiac arrhythmia: used in the treatment of an abnormally discharging focus within the heart"
"varicose veins: an alternative to sclerotherapy, as the produced heat causes closure of the affected vein"
"post-ablation syndrome: flu-like symptoms, including low-grade fever, chills, nausea, pain, and malaise. It is a self-limited condition that usually begins three days after ablation"
"tumour ablation: established for the local destruction of liver, lung, and bone tumours, e.g. HCC and osteoid osteoma"
"cardiac arrhythmia: used in the treatment of an abnormally discharging focus within the heart"
"ablation neurotomy and pain management for specific nerve plexuses or Morton neuroma"
"varicose veins: an alternative to sclerotherapy, as the produced heat causes closure of the affected vein"
"tumour ablation: established for the local destruction of liver, lung, and bone tumours, e.g. HCC and osteoid osteoma"
Expected headings
"Applications"
"thermal injuries to the adjacent structures: in liver tumour ablation, this means potential injury to the diaphragm, colon, gallbladder, or bile ducts, which may result in perforation, leakage of secretions, or stricture formation 2"