Iceball growth 3D simulation model based on finite element method for hepatic cryoablation planning

Our simulation model achieves accurate iceball size predictions within a short time during hepatic cryoablation and potentially allows for the implementation of the preoperative cryoablation planning system.

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BMC Gastroenterology
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2025-04-07
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12876-025-03817-y
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1
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Liver Disease Diagnosis and Treatment
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Abstract

Our simulation model achieves accurate iceball size predictions within a short time during hepatic cryoablation and potentially allows for the implementation of the preoperative cryoablation planning system.

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