Identification of vascular system in experimental carcinoma for cryosurgery—Histochemical observations of lectin UEA-1 and alkaline phosphatase activity in vascular endothelium

Ninomiya, Tomihisa; Yosimura, Hirotaka; Mori, Masahiko

doi:10.1016/0011-2240(85)90180-4

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“…Immediate cell death arises from the formation of ice crystals within cells, 3 while vascular injury sustained from freezing may lead to delayed injury. 4 Immunologic changes associated with freezing and thawing may serve as an additional source of cell death. 5 The exact temperature required to achieve complete cell kill differs according to the in-vivo or ex-vivo nature of the studies.…”

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Cryotherapy of Renal Masses: Intermediate-Term Follow-Up

Moinzadeh

Spaliviero²,

Gill³

2005

Journal of Endourology

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Minimally invasive procedures for the management of small renal masses are increasingly being performed. Of the probe ablative modalities, renal cryotherapy is the most studied in the laboratory and the clinical setting. In this paper, we briefly review the principles of cryotherapy for the treatment of renal tumors. Current published series are outlined, with emphasis on intermediate oncologic follow-up.

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