An initial ex vivo evaluation of temperature profile and thermal injury formation on the epiesophageal surface during radiofrequency ablation

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RT @MathewsMakes: Really interesting work! We found similar results, specifically for thermal latency during HPSD in a study characterizing…

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RT @MathewsMakes: Really interesting work! We found similar results, specifically for thermal latency during HPSD in a study characterizing…

01 Nov 2021

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Really interesting work! We found similar results, specifically for thermal latency during HPSD in a study characterizing esophageal surface and lumen temperatures https://t.co/WFmguREfwE

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RT @Texas_Heart: An initial ex vivo evaluation of temperature profile and thermal injury formation on the epiesophageal surface during radi…

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