Why the study?
Does transcatheter microwave ablation provide effective renal denervation without significant arterial injury?
Does transcatheter microwave ablation provide effective renal denervation without significant arterial injury?
Transcatheter microwave ablation is a feasible modality for achieving effective renal denervation with deep perivascular nerve injury while sparing the artery.
Supports further development of microwave renal denervation; leaves open clinical efficacy and safety in humans.
Transcatheter microwave ablation can produce deep circumferential perivascular ablations over a long segment of the renal artery without significant arterial or collateral visceral injury to provide effective renal denervation.
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