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THE USE OF RADIO-FREQUENCY ABLATION IN THE TREATMENT OF MALIGNANT TUMORS OF LUNGS AND PLEURA
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Aim of the work. Analysis of the possibilities of the different methods of RFA of lung and pleura tumors.
Material and methods. There were considered the different methods of radio-frequency ablations using FOTEK-150 apparatus in 186 patients with the malignant tumors of lungs and pleura.
Results. In the result of use of the different methods of radio-frequency ablation the direct positive effect was attained in 91 % of observations. The complications were observed in 9 % of patients. This method must be used for patients with the malignant tumors of lungs and pleura when the radical surgical treatment is impossible.
Conclusions. The radio-frequency ablation can be used as a palliative method of treatment of the malignant tumors of lungs and pleura.
Title: THE USE OF RADIO-FREQUENCY ABLATION IN THE TREATMENT OF MALIGNANT TUMORS OF LUNGS AND PLEURA
Description:
Aim of the work.
Analysis of the possibilities of the different methods of RFA of lung and pleura tumors.
Material and methods.
There were considered the different methods of radio-frequency ablations using FOTEK-150 apparatus in 186 patients with the malignant tumors of lungs and pleura.
Results.
In the result of use of the different methods of radio-frequency ablation the direct positive effect was attained in 91 % of observations.
The complications were observed in 9 % of patients.
This method must be used for patients with the malignant tumors of lungs and pleura when the radical surgical treatment is impossible.
Conclusions.
The radio-frequency ablation can be used as a palliative method of treatment of the malignant tumors of lungs and pleura.
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