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Assessment of alternated cooling and heating treatment by US combined CEUS in the VX2 rabbit liver tumor model

Wei et al., 2014

Document ID
10541355015074292769
Author
Wei C
Shen E
Sun D
Zhang A
Sun J
Hu B
Publication year
Publication venue
Chinese Science Bulletin

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Inoperable liver tumors are often treated by thermal ablation that destroys the tumor in situ and spares the adjacent hepatic tissue. Thermal–physical treatment has many advantages, but treatment by freezing or heating alone has some limitations. By taking the advantages …
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