ArticleTranslational lung cancer research2019
Flexible bronchoscopy-guided microwave ablation in peripheral porcine lung: a new minimally-invasive ablation.
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Abstract
backgroundTransbronchial lung biopsy is an important approach to diagnose peripheral lung cancer, but bronchoscopy based treatment options are limited and poorly studied. A flexible bronchoscopy-guided water-cooled microwave ablation (MWA) catheter was developed to evaluate the feasibility and safety both in
methodsUsing direct penetration of the catheter through the surface of
resultsIn-
conclusionsThe flexible bronchoscopy-guided water-cooled MWA is feasible and safe. This early animal data holds promise of MWA becoming a potential therapeutic tool for Peripheral Lung Cancers.
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