Tag: COLLISION
Is cryoablation the pinnacle of IO’s de-escalation philosophy?
De-escalation is a principle applied in many fields throughout medicine to reduce the duration, dose and number of therapies a patient receives to preserve...
Varian lauches IntelliBlate microwave ablation device in Europe
Siemens Healthineers’ Varian has introduced the next-generation microwave ablation solution—IntelliBlate—in Europe to treat soft tissue tumours.
Varian noted that this therapeutic device enhances Siemens Healthineers’...
COLLISION trial analysis suggests new standard of care for small-size colorectal...
Recently published in The Lancet Oncology, the randomised, international, multicentre, phase III non-inferiority COLLISION trial demonstrated comparable results between thermal ablation and surgical resection...
Women experience more severe pain following thermal liver ablation, study reports
A retrospective, single-centre study has found that women more frequently experienced moderate to severe pain and required more analgesics for pain management when compared...
Interventional News Issue 95—August 2024 US Edition
Interventional News 95 Highlights:
Findings from a post-hoc analysis of Lutonix arteriovenous (AV) global registry data
Interview with Philip Dombrowski (Cape Cod Hospital, Hyannis,...
Interventional News Issue 95—August 2024 Edition
Interventional News 95 Highlights:
Findings from a post-hoc analysis of Lutonix arteriovenous (AV) global registry data
Interview with Philip Dombrowski (Cape Cod Hospital, Hyannis,...
ECR 2022: Interventional oncology is the fourth pillar of oncology—a shift...
With cancer cases growing worldwide and an increased number of late-stage diseases in elderly patients, there is an increasing need for an integrated approach....
Laura Crocetti
“I think the future success of ablation was truly unforeseeable, in 1986, when Tito Livraghi published his first paper about ethanol injection in a...
Ablation 2.0: Improved precision as interventionalists approach A0
Ablation is entering a new era of increased precision and quantification, the interventional radiology (IR) community argues, with outcomes that match or surpass those...
