Key result
Quantitative minimum ablation margins are strongly linked to improved local progression-free survival in lung cryoablation.
Why the study?
Does three-dimensional margin assessment predict local tumor progression-free survival in patients undergoing percutaneous lung cryoablation of colorectal metastases?
Does three-dimensional margin assessment predict local tumor progression-free survival in patients undergoing percutaneous lung cryoablation of colorectal metastases?
Intraprocedural three-dimensional margin assessment is strongly associated with local tumor control in lung tumor ablation.
May support intraprocedural margin assessment in lung cryoablation; extends observational data but leaves open prospective validation.
Quantitatively assessed minimum ablation margins were strongly associated with local tumor progression-free survival, suggesting the importance of intraprocedural margin assessment in lung tumor ablation.
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Mohn et al. (2026) studied this question. Quantitatively assessed minimum ablation margins were strongly associated with improved local tumor progression-free survival in lung tumor cryoablation.
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