Technical application of navigation-assisted irreversible electroporation shows promise for safe ablation in recurrent cervical lymphadenopathy, suggesting increased treatment options.
Irreversible electroporation (IRE) is a non-thermal ablative technique that preserves vessels and nerves, making it suitable for tumors in anatomically complex regions. We report the technical application of IRE combined with cone-beam computed tomography infrared navigation for recurrent cervical lymphadenopathy from squamous cell carcinoma. This approach enables safe and precise electrode placement in proximity to the carotid and jugular vessels, achieving complete ablation without complications.
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