Treatment planning, needle insertion, 8 image guidance, and endpoint assessment

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Abstract

For IRE in curative intent, the entire tumor with an appropriate safety margin must be covered by a sufficiently strong electrical field. The exact threshold depends on the tissue type and IRE parameters including pulse duration and pulse number [1], but generally electric fields higher than 600 V/cm are recommended [2]. To achieve this, exact placement of two up to six electrodes around and/or inside the tumor at precisely defined distances is necessary. For large tumors requiring more than six electrodes, they can be repositioned to perform overlapping ablations.

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Beyer, L. P., & Wiggermann, P. (2017). Treatment planning, needle insertion, 8 image guidance, and endpoint assessment. In Irreversible Electroporation in Clinical Practice (pp. 115–120). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-55113-5_8

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