RF Thermoablation System

Radiofrequency thermal ablation is an established technique for the treatment of primary and secondary neoplasms of parenchymatous organs (liver, lung, kidney), of some glands (thyroid and adrenal) and some bone neoplasms.

For certain cases, this minimally invasive technique is considered the “gold standard” in the line with surgery and several studies have been published with a large follow up that document its effectiveness.

Percutaneous insertion (US or CT guided) of a needle electrode into the target zone, which is implanted together with dispersive plates that will form a monopolar circuit through which a generator will provide specific RF waves that necrotize the affected area.