Does Size Matter? The Science Behind Thermal Lesioning

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Published on June 11, 2020

Dr. Ricardo Vallejo discusses radiofrequency (RF) lesioning. He starts with an overview of challenges associated with RF, then provides evidence-based solutions that lead to increased patient satisfaction. Dr. Vallejo identifies key factors that affect lesion size, including needle size, temperature, time, and tissue type. He also discusses the use of cool RF and bipolar RF to increase lesion size. Dr. Vallejo concludes by discussing the value of improved anatomical targets for enhanced clinical outcomes.

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2 responses to “Does Size Matter? The Science Behind Thermal Lesioning”

  1. dr_victoratalves@yahoo.com.br Avatar
    dr_victoratalves@yahoo.com.br

    Always slow! O can not understand…

  2. Shahid Hafeez Chaudhry Avatar
    Shahid Hafeez Chaudhry

    site is becoming very slow again

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