Non-extended cryoablation could be a new strategy in @entity2 management: An experiment on green fluorescent protein-labeled @entity2 -bearing XXXX .

@entity1 @entity41 @entity5 @entity19 @entity2
UNASSIGNED: Modern cryoablation has been performed in solid @entity5 management for more than two decades. Following the surgical spirits, it seems natural to pursue radical procedures in clinical practice, which results in unnecessary adverse effects. The attempt to use non-extended procedure made some marked achievements in practice but was criticized severely, because it was supposed to induce @entity41 , which would trigger the rapid development of @entity5 . Oncologists favored this procedure, however, claiming that non-extended cryoablation let @entity2 @entity1 have higher quality of lives and longer survivals, in light of clinical observations. Therefore, this study was conducted trying to solve this controversy. In this study, fifty female C57BL/6J @entity19 were grafted green fluorescent protein (GFP)-labeled @entity2 and randomized into two groups. The bidirectional diameters and fluorescence intensity of @entity5 , and the body weight of @entity19 were recorded. Two weeks after the intervention, @entity5 volumes increased 20.95% in the cryoablation group, significantly different from that in the control group; the fluorescence intensity decreased 49.85% in the cryoablation group but increased 125.07% in the control group. Lung metastases could be observed in only 20% of @entity19 in the cryosurgery group, contrasted to 64% in the control group. The non-extended @entity2 cryoablation does induce @entity5 residuals, but will not trigger rapid @entity5 development. Inversely, the @entity41 cells are severely struck and the metastases are suppressed after the intervention. It could be a new strategy in @entity2 management, even for @entity1 not in early stage.
