… , pneumothorax, and subscapular hematoma. Other rarer life-… injury, pneumothorax or
peritoneal burn may occur if the tumor … Furthermore, the use of artificial pleural effusion or ascites …

… was performed to stop the bleeding; D: At the 1-mo follow-up, … In conclusion, hydrodissection
during RFA of BTNs has the risk … of benign thyroid nodules and recurrent thyroid cancers: …

… who became amenable to resection at follow-up [42,43]. TARE … nodules with a subcapsular
location or invasive tumoral … an increased risk of rupture and bleeding into the peritoneum. …

… , making it suitable for subcapsular lesions or lesions close to … complications noted were
intraperitoneal hemorrhage, portal … pain, abdominal distension, ascites, nausea, and vomiting […

… ascites; (3) At the time of puncture, care is taken to avoid a trajectory involving any tumor/vessels
to avoid peritoneal seeding … , deep-seated and subcapsular/sub-diaphragmatic lesions …

… to locate occult peritoneal or hepatic metastases not detected … Other, milder complications
are ascites, biloma and celullites… near other organs (subcapsular, periampullary) where …

… of multiple types of liver lesions, including hepatocellular adenoma, focal nodular hyperplasia,
hemangioma, and hepatic cystic lesions including polycystic liver disease. Malignancy is …

… liver tumours: mortality (perioperative and long-term), intra-abdominal bleeding, gastrointestinal
bleeding, wound dehiscence, postoperative ascites, intraperitoneal … follow-up for tumour …

… showed spontaneously resolving subcapsular/perinephric … with one year follow up, but long
term oncologic outcomes are … emboli, intractable edema, ascites, and cardiac dysfunction …

… Subcapsular haematomas should be explored and bleeding … Appendicectomy and local
peritoneal and/or pelvic lavage is the … Long-term cultures from an ulcer base may reveal …