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Unusual tumour ablations: report of difficult and interesting cases

Giovanni Mauri, Luca Nicosia, Gianluca Maria Verano, Paul Shyn, Sergio Sartori, Paola Tombesi, Francesca Di Vece, Franco Orsi, Luigi Solbiati
2017 ecancermedicalscience  

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Image-guided ablations are nowadays applied in the treatment of a wide group of diseases and in different organs and regions, and every day interventional radiologists have to face more difficult and unusual cases of tumour ablation. In the present case review, we report four difficult and unusual cases, reporting some tips and tricks for a successful image-guided treatment.
doi:10.3332/ecancer.2017.733 pmid:28487751 pmcid:PMC5406223 fatcat:gkt4evmk6jctthrqptr4oj2ls4
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Giovanni Mauri, Luca Nicosia, Gianluca Maria Verano, Paul Shyn, Sergio Sartori, Paola Tombesi, Francesca Di Vece, Franco Orsi, Luigi Solbiati. "Unusual tumour ablations: report of difficult and interesting cases." ecancermedicalscience (2017)