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RFA (for Liver Tumors)

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Radiofrequency ablation needle devices that contain multiple curved, retractable electrodes. The electrodes are kept inside the needle until its tip is positioned within a tumor.


Radiofrequency ablation needle devices that contain multiple curved, retractable electrodes. The electrodes are kept inside the needle until its tip is positioned within a tumor.

The radiofrequency generator. Connected by insulated wires to the needle electrode, the generator produces alternating electrical current in the range of radiofrequency waves.


The radiofrequency generator. Connected by insulated wires to the needle electrode, the generator produces alternating electrical current in the range of radiofrequency waves.

Closeup of retractable electrodes used in radiofrequency ablation. A generator, shown in the background, provides electrical current for the electrodes.


Closeup of retractable electrodes used in radiofrequency ablation. A generator, shown in the background, provides electrical current for the electrodes.

Radiofrequency ablation needle device that contains multiple curved, retractable electrodes. The electrodes are kept inside the needle until its tip is positioned within a tumor.


Radiofrequency ablation needle device that contains multiple curved, retractable electrodes. The electrodes are kept inside the needle until its tip is positioned within a tumor.