PartagerLa cryoablation pour le traitement du cancer du sein (en anglais)
According to IceCure Medical, a doctor working under a research protocol at Kameda Medical Centre, Japan, has treated 58 breast cancer patients with cryoablation over the last six years. As of now, none of the patients have suffered from a tumour reoccurring or from distant metastases.
According to IceCure Medical, a doctor working under a research protocol at Kameda Medical Centre, Japan, has treated 58 breast cancer patients with cryoablation over the last six years. As of now, none of the patients have suffered from a tumour reoccurring or from distant metastases.
This process of cryoablation under image guidance, called IceSense3, usually takes 10-15 min, causes no bleeding, no pain and virtually no scar as no sutures are required.
Dr Fukuma is now planning to expand his research to a larger number of patients, including patients with larger tumors. Cryoablation attracted high levels of attention at the 2013 conference of the American Society of Breast Surgeons (ASBrS).
This process of cryoablation under image guidance, called IceSense3, usually takes 10-15 min, causes no bleeding, no pain and virtually no scar as no sutures are required.
Dr Fukuma is now planning to expand his research to a larger number of patients, including patients with larger tumors. Cryoablation attracted high levels of attention at the 2013 conference of the American Society of Breast Surgeons (ASBrS).