… have reduced the risk of malignancy significantly. Given … ablation procedures in children
requires accurate understanding of the risk of malignancy, we sought to produce a radiation risk …

… to evaluate long-term results of all children undergoing … , catheter ablation in small
children should be still preferentially reserved for those with significant symptoms and life-threatening …

… carcinoma (HCC) is one of the most lethal cancers. Ultrasound-guided radiofrequency
ablation (… Child-Pugh classification showed as the highest risk factor, in which case patient with …

… treated with RFA caused hypotension leading to a fatal … the complication rate after resection
of HCC in Child's class A … Long-term disease-free and overall survival rates following RFA …

… long-term follow-up. Despite the benefits, RFA entails some … to life-threatening liver failure,
especially in patients with Child… complication after RFA especially in patients with Child-Pugh …

… predictive factors of long-term survival. Child-Pugh class and tumor multiplicity may have no
… , bowel perforation is a potentially fatal condition when the tumor is located adjacent to the …

… lifetime risk of fatal malignancy, with lung malignancy being … some developmental abnormalities
of children exposed in utero. … It is more cost-effective in the long term than antiarrhythmic …

… of this technique on the long-term outcome of patients, … employed for radiofrequency ablation
(RFA), Child-Pugh class … by RFA increases the lethal effects of ethanol on tumor cells. In …

… Long-term risk of fatal malignancy following pediatric radiofrequency ablation. … is the
avoidance of lifelong malignancy risk, which is especially relevant to pediatric patients. For …

… The lifetime age and sex-average risk of a fatal malignancy resulting from catheter ablation
… , pediatric patients have a higher lifetime risk of developing radiation-induced cancers than …