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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1981
In Reply. —I would like to thank Dr Eiferman for his comments regarding our recent work in cryosurgery as well as his suggestions regarding modification of the tip of the cryoprobe. As I stated in our article, we also treat individual eyelashes with an epilation tip, which is the small pointed tip that is commercially available and attaches to the ...
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In Reply. —I would like to thank Dr Eiferman for his comments regarding our recent work in cryosurgery as well as his suggestions regarding modification of the tip of the cryoprobe. As I stated in our article, we also treat individual eyelashes with an epilation tip, which is the small pointed tip that is commercially available and attaches to the ...
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“Finger-tip” cryoprobe assisted enucleation
American Journal of Ophthalmology, 2005To report the use of a new cryotherapy probe to induce proptosis during enucleation surgery.Interventional case report.Two patients with uveal melanoma and secondary glaucoma were treated by enucleation. A large surface area (70 mm(2)), spatulated, end-freezing cryotherapy probe ("Finger-tip" probes, MIRA, Inc.) was used to induce proptosis during ...
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The first cryoprobe – Some recollections
Journal of Magnetic Resonance, 2011Peter, Styles +2 more
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Sensitivity boosts by the CPMAS CryoProbe for challenging biological assemblies
Journal of Magnetic Resonance, 2020Ivan Sergeyev +2 more
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CRYOPROBE REMOVAL OF ORBITAL TUMORS
Ophthalmic Surgery, Lasers and Imaging Retina, 1988O, Geyer, V, Godel, M, Lazar
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A miniaturized cryoprobe for functional neuronal blockade in freely moving animals
Journal of Neuroscience Methods, 1986Ronald Harper
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24-gauge ultrafine cryoprobe with diameter of 550μm and its cooling performance
Cryobiology, 2014Atsuki Komiya +2 more
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