Why the study?
Does transurethral prostate ablation with a saline electrode increase lesion size compared to conventional RF methods in a canine model?
Does transurethral prostate ablation with a saline electrode increase lesion size compared to conventional RF methods in a canine model?
Transurethral prostate ablation with a saline electrode allows for the controlled production of larger lesions without tissue desiccation compared to conventional RF methods in a canine model.
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Saline-perfused RF enables larger prostate lesions without desiccation in canines; extends preclinical data but leaves open human translation.
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