REMINDER: ORLive Presents: Radio Frequency-Assisted Liver Resection: The Advantages of Radio Frequency Technology to Treat Liver Cancer
Posted on: Tuesday, 19 June 2007, 09:01 CDT
On June 19th at 7:00 PM EDT, Dr. David Iannitti of the Carolinas Medical Center will present a radio frequency-assisted liver resection.
Before the procedure, Dr. Iannitti will appear live and explain the advantages of using radio frequency technology in the treatment of liver cancer. Dr. Iannitti says, "Since most patients with malignancies cannot have their tumors removed but have disease confined to the liver, then we can use radio frequency energy as a method to destroy the liver tumors rather than taking them out. It can also be used to assist in liver resections where if somebody has disease on both sides of the liver, we may be able to resect one part of the liver. Then if there's some minimal residual disease on the other side, use radio frequency energy to destroy those tumors." Dr. Iannitti will also be accepting live email questions after the procedure.
Visit: http://www.or-live.com/Valleylab/1897 now to learn more and view a program preview. VNR http://or-live.com/rams/val-1897-mkw-q.ram
Video-Link Available: http://www.marketwire.com/mw/frame_mw?attachid=503860
Contact: Alex Fraser Director of Marketing slp3D, Inc. / OR-Live 860-953-2900 x 214 afraser@slp3d.com
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