… Catheter ablation around the pulmonary vein region of the posterior left atrium is … to the
esophagus (Figure) and radiofrequency ablation procedures may substantially elevate the …

… Although percutaneous radio frequency ablation for … common bile duct following radio
frequency ablation and the salvage … ablation area and when performing radio frequency ablation, …

… In principle, these applications use a sharp, brief RF energy delivery linearly for a
bloodless incision or at a focal point for coagulative hemostasis to minimize unwanted energy …

… In the present study group, failure of conventional RF ablation was … RF applications, which
is the mean number 2 SD of RF applications required for successful conventional RF ablation …

… We investigated by radiofrequency ablation the electrophysiological characteristics of the
junction of the right atrium (RA) and the SVC and the feasibility of electrical disconnection of …

… of a first 27.12 MHz RF treatment to ablate benign vascular and epidermal lesions. … RF
ablation is an effective surgical treatment for benign cutaneous lesions. In many countries, RF …

… of 10 ± 4 additional RF applications needed to accomplish loss of pace capture along the
line.18, 19 Using the same pacing technique, additional RF ablation was needed in 49% of …

… In all patients, the cavotricuspid isthmus was ablated. Radiofrequency ablation was … 4-mm-tip
thermocouple-equipped or irrigated-tip ablation catheter (Biosense-Webster). PV …

… brief interval after receiving additional narcotics for pain during the procedure. An additional
RF … appears to require less analgesia than RF ablation. Prospective trials with validated pain …

… -16, we developed intervention processes to access ablation targets in the brain non-invasively…
Our previous results with radiofrequency CLT on a large series of patients16 demonstrate …