Does the ultrasonically activated scalpel release viable airborne cancer cells?
In conclusion, this study demonstrates that viable airborne cancer cells are not released after tumor ablation with the UAS or electrosurgery.
Our results showed the coexistence of both anti-beta1-adrenoceptor and anti-M2-muscarinic receptor autoantibodies in the sera has pathophysiological importance, shown by their ability to induce cardiac hypertrophy in rabbits.