This review outlines the electrophysiologic principles and guidelines for radiofrequency lesion making to ensure reliable surgical results.
Understanding of the electrophysiologic principles of radiofrequency lesion making is necessary to ensure reliable results in surgical procedures using this technique. A radiofrequency lesion is produced by tissue electrocoagulation. Its method of formation and factors affecting heat generation and loss are discussed. Guidelines for making radiofrequency lesions, based on electrophysiologic principles are outlined.
L.W. Organ (1976) studied this question.
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