Does evaluation of radiofrequency thermal ablation result in inferior turbinate hypertrophies by magnetic resonance imaging?
These results suggest that thermal ablation with radiofrequency energy is an easily applied, efficient, and reliable technique in treatment of the inferior turbinate hypertrophy, and that anterior-posterior length measurement in the axial section of the inferior turbinate by MRI, which is thought as an objective evaluation method, could be an efficient diagnostic tool in detecting the efficiency of radiofrequency on inferior turbinate.
Lipid disorders are frequently observed in renal transplant recipients. CsA, but not Tac, significantly increases incidence and prevalence of high TC and LDL-C.