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NT-15 * STEREOTACTIC LASER THERMAL ABLATION OF RECURRENT POSTERIOR FOSSA METASTATIC LESION: DESCRIPTION OF NEW TECHNOLOGY FOR INFRATENTORIAL TUMORS REFRACTORY TO CONVENTIONAL THERAPIES
2014
Neuro-Oncology
BACKGROUND: Stereotactic radiofrequency thermal ablation is a minimally invasive innovative technique that achieves real time tumor destruction. The procedure is safe and effective with real time MRI feedback. We describe the use of stereotactic radio-frequency thermal ablation of posterior fossa metastatic lesion that was refractory to surgical resection and radiosurgery. METHODS: A 67-year-old lady with pulmonary adenocarcinoma developed recurrent metastatic left cerebellar lesion, which was
doi:10.1093/neuonc/nou265.14
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