Why the study?
Does cylindrical ultrasound transducer ablation produce adequate lesion depth in canine cardiac tissue?
Does cylindrical ultrasound transducer ablation produce adequate lesion depth in canine cardiac tissue?
Cylindrical ultrasound transducers are feasible for cardiac tissue ablation and can produce deep tissue necrosis.
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Supports transducer development for ablation; hypothesis-generating in canines and leaves human translation open.
Hynynen et al. (1997) studied this question.
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