Cryosurgical Treatment of the Eyelids and Lacrimal Drainage Ducts of the Rhesus Monkey

Adjunctive cryotherapy for pigmentary keratitis in dogs: a study of 16 corneas

“…The greatest cellular destruction is obtained with a fast freeze/slow thaw cycle . The destructive effect is cumulative, but the frequency of complications increases as the number of cycles increases . Therefore, most studies limit treatment to two freeze–thaw cycles, because more than three cycles are not beneficial …”

Adjunctive cryotherapy for pigmentary keratitis in dogs: a study of 16 corneas

“…The greatest cellular destruction is obtained with a fast freeze/slow thaw cycle . The destructive effect is cumulative, but the frequency of complications increases as the number of cycles increases . Therefore, most studies limit treatment to two freeze–thaw cycles, because more than three cycles are not beneficial …”

Fractional Cryosurgery for Skin Cancer

“…In a few cases, I froze the puctum of the lachrymal drainage, but occlusion did not occur. Bullock and colleagues 7 and Liu and colleagues 20 performed clinical and experimental work that proved that freezing does not occlude lachrymal drainage and canaliculi.…”

Criocirurgia No Tratamento De Cancro Cutâneo Não-Melanoma Palpebral E Periocular – Análise Retrospetiva De 78 Casos

“…Cryosurgery has many advantages over the other treatment methods [3][4][5]8,15,16 : it is a cheaper and faster method; it provides better cosmetic and functional results; no risk in displacement of malignant cells and no need for interruption of anticoagulant therapy; and a very high cure rate. Additionally, cryosurgery allows greater preservation of the ocular structures and lachrymal pathway as shown by Gonçalves 9 and experimental work performed by Liu and colleagues 17 .…”

Adjunctive cryotherapy for pigmentary keratitis in dogs: a study of 16 corneas

“…The greatest cellular destruction is obtained with a fast freeze/slow thaw cycle . The destructive effect is cumulative, but the frequency of complications increases as the number of cycles increases . Therefore, most studies limit treatment to two freeze–thaw cycles, because more than three cycles are not beneficial …”

Fractional Cryosurgery for Skin Cancer

“…In a few cases, I froze the puctum of the lachrymal drainage, but occlusion did not occur. Bullock and colleagues 7 and Liu and colleagues 20 performed clinical and experimental work that proved that freezing does not occlude lachrymal drainage and canaliculi.…”

Criocirurgia No Tratamento De Cancro Cutâneo Não-Melanoma Palpebral E Periocular – Análise Retrospetiva De 78 Casos

“…Cryosurgery has many advantages over the other treatment methods [3][4][5]8,15,16 : it is a cheaper and faster method; it provides better cosmetic and functional results; no risk in displacement of malignant cells and no need for interruption of anticoagulant therapy; and a very high cure rate. Additionally, cryosurgery allows greater preservation of the ocular structures and lachrymal pathway as shown by Gonçalves 9 and experimental work performed by Liu and colleagues 17 .…”

Adjunctive cryotherapy for pigmentary keratitis in dogs: a study of 16 corneas

“…The greatest cellular destruction is obtained with a fast freeze/slow thaw cycle . The destructive effect is cumulative, but the frequency of complications increases as the number of cycles increases . Therefore, most studies limit treatment to two freeze–thaw cycles, because more than three cycles are not beneficial …”

Fractional Cryosurgery for Skin Cancer

“…In a few cases, I froze the puctum of the lachrymal drainage, but occlusion did not occur. Bullock and colleagues 7 and Liu and colleagues 20 performed clinical and experimental work that proved that freezing does not occlude lachrymal drainage and canaliculi.…”

Criocirurgia No Tratamento De Cancro Cutâneo Não-Melanoma Palpebral E Periocular – Análise Retrospetiva De 78 Casos

“…Cryosurgery has many advantages over the other treatment methods [3][4][5]8,15,16 : it is a cheaper and faster method; it provides better cosmetic and functional results; no risk in displacement of malignant cells and no need for interruption of anticoagulant therapy; and a very high cure rate. Additionally, cryosurgery allows greater preservation of the ocular structures and lachrymal pathway as shown by Gonçalves 9 and experimental work performed by Liu and colleagues 17 .…”