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♦ Retrospective descriptive study involving 12 patients
♦ Technical success rate was 100% with no fracture during a mean follow-up time of 382 days
♦ All patients were able to walk on the day following osteosynthesis
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Dr E. Mavrovi, Dr B. Richioud, Diagnostic and Interventional Imaging, Centre Leon Berard
♦ Prospective corpse study (3 forensic examinations)
♦ The magnitude of the organ displacements was highly variable
♦ All organs were successfully biopsied in corpse 3. Only the liver could be biopsied in corpses 1 and 2
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Dr F. Grenier, Dr A. Moreau-Gaudry, Journal of Forensic Radiology and Imaging, CHU Grenoble
♦ Prospective comparative phantom study involving interventional and diagnostic fellows
♦ The number of successful attempts was significantly higher for interventional fellows (when using the EM system)
♦ All fellows had a significantly higher successful attempt rate with the EM system than with conventional targeting
♦ No significant difference when comparing groups with different levels of experience
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Dr Y. Sanchez, Dr R. Uppot, Journal of the American College of Radiology, Massachusetts General Hospital
♦ Prospective controlled multicenter study protocol (500 patients maximum)
♦ The aim is to assess the safety, efficacy and performance within the 2 patients groups
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Dr RC. Rouchy, Dr I. Bricault, Trials, CHU Grenoble
♦ Prospective controlled study involving 120 patients
♦ Accuracy improved by a factor of 2 (when using the navigation system)
♦ Fewer acquisition scans: 2 vs 3 (when using the navigation system)
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Dr P. Durand, Dr I. Bricault, PLoS ONE, CHU Grenoble
♦ Retrospective descriptive study involving 21 patients
♦ Complete ablation was obtained in 100% of cases
♦ The ablation probe was correctly placed on the first pass in 96% of cases
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Dr S. Volpi, Dr A. Denys, International Journal of Hyperthermia, CHUV Lausanne
♦ Retrospective descriptive study involving 50 patients
♦ 96% technical success rate
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Dr B. Moulin, Dr G. Gravel, European Radiology, Institut Gustave Roussy
♦ Prospective and comparative abdominal phantom study
♦ While all methods reached 100% technical efficiency, EM Navigation was not limited to acute angle access
♦ The combination of both technologies offered the best accuracy but was slightly longer and irradiant
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Dr V. Tacher, Dr H. Kobeiter, CVIR, CHU Mondor
♦ Retrospective controlled study involving 37 patients
♦ Interventional Dose-Length Product was reduced by a 3.2 factor (in the CT-Navigation group)
♦ Median procedure time was halved (in the CT-Navigation group)
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Dr C. Teriitehau, Dr M. Bravetti, Radioprotection, Centre Cardiologique du Nord
♦ Prospective inclusion of navigation group patients along with retrospective matching with a control group patient (34 patients total)
♦ Implementation of the EM Navigation System for CT-guided MWA significantly improved the accuracy of antenna positioning
♦ The number of control scans and the radiation exposure were significantly lower in the Navigation group