CHU de Nîmes
Nîmes, 30029, France
NCT Number: NCT04072224
Microwave thermal ablation (MO) is recognized as an alternative to surgery for the local-regional treatment of primary and secondary hepatic and renal tumors and for secondary pulmonary tumors in patients at anesthetic and/or surgical risk.
Microwaves have a reputation for not producing reproducible ablation volumes with elliptical deformations and risks of over or under processing.
The Covidien manufacturer offers a microwave system that guarantees more spherical and reproducible ablations: Emprint TM ablation system with Thermosphere TM technology (thermal control, field control, wavelength control).
The investigators have 2 years of experience and therefore propose to carry out a first retrospective study, on a cohort of about fifty patients, whose objective will be to compare the volume of in vivo ablation one month after thermo-ablative treatment by microwave of a hepatic, renal or pulmonary tumour with the reference volume announced by the Covidien abacus manufacturer.
Microwave ablation, which is much less studied, is less used because of the low reproducibility of necrosis volumes.
The Covidien manufacturer offers a system that allows ablation volumes that are supposed to be reproducible, which attracted the Nîmes University Hospital during the call for tenders.
To the investigator's knowledge, there are no studies that have evaluated the actual volume of ablation by this system.
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Nîmes, 30029, France
The investigators have 2 years of experience and therefore propose to carry out a first retrospective study, on a cohort of about fifty patients, whose objective will be to compare the volume of in vivo ablation one month after thermo-ablative treatment by microwave of a hepatic, renal or pulmonary tumour with the reference volume announced by the Covidien abacus manufacturer.
Microwave ablation, which is much less studied, is less used because of the low reproducibility of necrosis volumes.
The Covidien manufacturer offers a system that allows ablation volumes that are supposed to be reproducible, which attracted the Nîmes University Hospital during the call for tenders.
To the investigator's knowledge, there are no studies that have evaluated the actual volume of ablation by this system.
This is a retrospective monocentric study that divides patients into three groups according to the organ concerned (liver, kidney, lung). It concerns patients with hepatic, renal or pulmonary tumours whose indication for treatment by thermo-ablation has been validated in RCP at the University Hospital of Nîmes.
Each patient was informed of the therapeutic management and was seen in interventional radiology consultation before the expected date of thermo-ablation.
A letter of no objection was sent to each patient prior to treatment. A CT or MRI control imaging is performed one month before the operation, systematically at the University Hospital of Nîmes after a thermo-ablative procedure.
The size of the ablation volume obtained is measured (major axis and minor axis) on this control imaging. This volume will be compared to the ablation volume planned by the manufacturer, depending on the power and duration of the impact chosen according to the size of the tumor (evaluated on the imaging prior to the procedure).
Data stored in Redcap. 50-60 patients included.
Only the study team can determine whether someone qualifies for participation.
Inclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria
Time frame: at one month
microwave ablation Versus ablation by the Covidien abacus manufacturer
Time frame: at one month
Time frame: at one month
Complications rate measured by microwave
Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Nīmes
Other
Acronym: Ablation
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