… WPW subjects, the subset of patients at risk of developing fatal arrhythmic events (1–3). This
… radiofrequency catheter ablation can be a reasonable therapy in individuals at definite risk (…

… The risk of malignancy from pediatric catheter ablation … -time risk of fatal malignancy from a
single ablation procedure … However, these authors expressed the opinion that the long-term …

… resection, especially for AR, and the ablative margin (AM) for RFA is … ablation” but not “pathological
complete ablation”. Therefore, the aim of this study was to compare the long-term …

… different in the two arms after a median follow-up of over 26 … ratio between cirrhotic patients
with Child-Pugh classes B to … the long-term prognosis of these patients, irrespective of the …

… Liver function tests were carried out before and immediately after RFA, and the Child–Pugh …
Major complications were those that were either life threatening if left untreated or would …

… Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), a highly prevalent and lethal cancer, is the sixth most …
that long-term antiviral therapy after loco-regional therapy (including RFA) benefited long-term …

… of radio-frequency catheter ablation and the clinical indications for its use. Catheter-ablation …
Usually both the diagnosis and the catheter ablation can be accomplished in a single …

… Child-Pugh class B patients had liver decompensation after … hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC)
in radiofrequency ablation (… local and long-term efficacy, and the major complications of the …

… of severe cirrhosis reflected by a Child’s C grading, and … encephalopathy), severe life-threatening
complications such as liver … long-term survival, and identified several independent risk …

… their long-term outcomes in the treatment of small HCC patients. … Pugh’s modification of
Child’s criteria (Child-Pugh class) and … rate, were less severe or fatal than those of the resection …