… The purpose of the present study was to establish the risk of AV block in patients undergoing
RF ablation for AVNRT, with particular reference to the onset of late and long-term AV block…

… for repeat ablation was … ablation with RF current had less AF recurrence at long-term
follow-up as compared with those originally treated by RF ablation receiving a CB repeat ablation. …

… Because of the limitations of PEI in the management of solid thyroid nodules, hyperthermic
methods (laser ablation and radiofrequency ablation) have been introduced afterward for the …

… ablation, a complete RF ablation sequence was restarted until bidirectional block was observed
again. The first ablation … If the first sequence was unsuccessful, another ablation lesion …

… a RF ablation procedure [1–3] ; in particular, when ablation is performed in critical regions
such as … with the occurrence of transient impairment of AV conduction during RF ablation [4,5] . …

… 27 cm 3 , the electrodes were retracted and reactivated along the same track to encompass
the whole target volume, and additional placements were planned to extend the ablation …

… Radiofrequency ablation is an established therapeutic option for drug resistant atrial
fibrillation. It is also becoming clear that it is necessary to use different approaches in different …

… In all patients, the ablation was performed in sinus rhythm in … generally use for ablation
achieved by means of RF energy. If … is the standard protocol that we use for AVNRT RF ablation. …

… Each operator performed electroanatomic-guided slow pathway radiofrequency ablations
according to one’s standard technique: a radiofrequency ablation catheter was positioned at …

… ablation with local anesthesia for HCC located in the hepatic dome close to the diaphragm
[9, 10]. Even under US-guided or CT-guided ablation, … US permit safe ablation without risk of …