1998
DOI: 10.1002/(sici)1098-2388(199803)14:2<99::aid-ssu2>3.0.co;2-1
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“…We also acknowledge that cryoneurolysis was not superposed on a model of pain, and so we could not evaluate its impact on pain relief. Finally, while modern clinical deployment of cryoneurolysis is frequently ultrasound guided and percutaneous, we acknowledge that the peroneal nerve was exposed during cryoneurolysis, an approach more commonly performed by surgeons in earlier studies 5. Percutaneous insertion of currently-available cryo-delivery cannulas would have been more challenging at the small scale of rat limbs; our technique enabled more consistent placement of the cannula on its target, providing us more confidence in our subsequent results.…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 92%
“…We also acknowledge that cryoneurolysis was not superposed on a model of pain, and so we could not evaluate its impact on pain relief. Finally, while modern clinical deployment of cryoneurolysis is frequently ultrasound guided and percutaneous, we acknowledge that the peroneal nerve was exposed during cryoneurolysis, an approach more commonly performed by surgeons in earlier studies 5. Percutaneous insertion of currently-available cryo-delivery cannulas would have been more challenging at the small scale of rat limbs; our technique enabled more consistent placement of the cannula on its target, providing us more confidence in our subsequent results.…”
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confidence: 92%
“…With the latest generation microwave antenna, a spherical shaped ablation zone with a short axis diameter of up to 4 cm can be achieved [80]. Cryoablation is based on local tissue destruction based on very low temperatures inducing cellular dehydration, protein denaturation and microcirculatory failure [81].…”
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“…Cryoanalgesia has been used for decades for pain relief in the chronic pain population. 4 It was applied for postoperative analgesia in the 1980s by applying a cryoneurolysis probe directly to surgically exposed nerves. 5 A percutaneous approach 6 became possible with probes specifically designed for this use combined with ultrasound guidance.…”
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confidence: 99%
