Cryosurgery Surgery Medicine

Cryosurgery

Cryosurgery is the medical use of liquid nitrogen (LN2) for removing tumors of the prostate gland and other organs. It also includes therapeutic uses of LN2 for removing skin cancers, moles, and warts.

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• - Links to over 100 summaries of papers presented in 1998.
  
• - April 14, 1996 article about cryotherapy to prevent blindness in children with severe retinopathy of prematurity (ROP), from the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
  
• - A forum for sharing knowledge among Cryosurgeons and the public. Many abstracts and papers included in various cryosurgical specialities.
  
• - Article by Duke K. Bahn, MD. Part of the Cancer News on the Net.
  
• - Provides medical equipment for prostate and kidney cancer treatment such as cryosurgery and cryoablation and minimally invasive procedures. Also equipment for thoracic pain relief through cryogenic treatment. Included a large section for patients. Sit
  
• - For liver tumors secondary to colon cancer. Ellis Fischel Cancer Center, University of Missouri Health Sciences Center.
  
• - A 1995 paper by Cohen, Miller, Rooker, and Shuman at Medical College of Pennsylvania.
  
• - Hepatic cancer treatment at Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan. Brief article.
  
  

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