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Medtronic OsteoCool™ RF ablation is a minimally invasive procedure that allows your doctor to deliver ablation energy to the precise size and location of your tumour. It uses alternating, low power current to generate heat during the procedure. The heat is delivered by a probe to the tumour to intentionally dry out and kill cancerous cells.
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CORY’S STORY
Cory was treated with OsteoCool™ RF ablation for her cancer pain.
The OsteoCool RF Ablation system offers several benefits:
Remember to always talk to your doctor about the benefits and potential complications and risks for any procedure. The OsteoCool™ Pump Unit is used with other components of the OsteoCool™ RF Ablation System in RF lesion procedures. Adverse events associated with the use of this device are similar to those indicated for medicated and anesthetic methods utilized in other surgical procedures.
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