Laparoscopic Ablation is a minimally invasive surgical technique that belongs to the class of ablation therapies and is distinguished by the use of laparoscopic access to deliver targeted tissue destruction, typically for the treatment of tumors, with enhanced precision and reduced morbidity compared to open surgical approaches.
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Experience With More Than 500 Minimally Invasive Hepatic Procedures
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