… In conclusion, success of IRE in the liver mainly depends on lesion size. Thomson et al
Citation36 reported that liver metastases >5 cm did not show any response with regard to tumor …

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cancers in a way that does not involve heat. Irreversible electroporation is a … irreversible …

… observation of electroporation was reported in … reported by Sale in a study on microorganisms
[4]. Many studies followed into the early 1990s demonstrating the utility of electroporation …

… conditions, electroporation can be irreversible, leading to cell death. Irreversible electroporation
has … Main studies reporting irreversible electroporation for the treatment of renal cancer. …

… In pancreatic and prostate cancer 100% success in tumor ablation was reported in [80]–[82]; …
The clinical reports concluded that additional large-scale trials are required to determine the …

… by factors that decrease both technical success and patient safety. Ablative techniques that
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… Other groups recently also reported similar safety profiles in … tumors were completely ablated
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… With special regard to the technical success of ablation procedures, a multicenter prospective
trial reporting on 16 men who were treated with IRE for localized prostate cancer 4 weeks …

… The cumulative quality of clinical IRE literature is variable due to largely retrospective reports
… The success of IRE is dependent on coverage of the entire tumor volume with a sufficiently …

… Irreversible electroporation (IRE) has established a clinical … clinical trials and has shown
clinical success when used as a … reported. Here, we present the basic principles of reversible …