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Robotically assisted sonic therapy as a noninvasive nonthermal ablation modality: proof of concept in a porcine liver model

Smolock et al., 2018

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13499961046507101687
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Smolock A
Cristescu M
Vlaisavljevich E
Gendron-Fitzpatrick A
Green C
Cannata J
Ziemlewicz T
Lee Jr F
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Purpose To determine the feasibility of creating a clinically relevant hepatic ablation (ie, an ablation zone capable of treating a 2-cm liver tumor) by using robotically assisted sonic therapy (RAST), a noninvasive and nonthermal focused ultrasound therapy based on …
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