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Mathematical modelling and sensitivity analysis of multipolar radiofrequency ablation in the spine

Matschek et al., 2015

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1920150199407990819
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Matschek J
Himmel A
von Haeseler F
Bullinger E
Skalej M
Findeisen R
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Mathematical models of the radiofrequency ablation enable to plan, monitor and control interventions allowing to predict and improve their outcome. A system of coupled partial differential equations suitable for planning, analysis and real time implementation is …
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