Title: major complications of high-energy microwave ablation for percutaneous ct-guided treatment of lung malignancies: single-centre experience after 4 years.Source: journal of medical imaging and radiation oncology, 59 (10), (609-616), 2015.Date of publication: 06 jun 2015.If information is provided in the future, a supplemental report will be issued.
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Pli-10: according to the literature source performed from may 2010 to september 2014 , after being treated with percutaneous computed tomography (ct)-guided microwave ablation (mwa) of primary and secondary lung malignancies.The patient suffered from pneumothorax, large effusion, pulmonary hemorrhage, infection, chest wall burn and pleural seeding.They used the evident¿ system operating at 915 mhz with maximum power output of 45 w, and 13g antennae with a 2 cm or a 3.7 cm active tip.For the remaining 62 cases (88.6% of patients) they used a higher powered acculis microwave tissue ablation system (angiodynamics), operating at 2.45 ghz with a maximum power output of 140 w (power applied was 80 w to 120 w).Pli-20: according to the literature source performed from may 2010 to september 2014, after being treated with microwave ablation for single, focal hepatic malignancies, patient suffered death.
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