Low frequency cauterization.

G Sawatzky; P P Wiest

PubMed · 8081904

Low frequency cauterization.

Abstract

Low frequency cauterization is presented in comparison to the related high frequency method. Both methods are defined and compared and their advantages and disadvantages are illustrated. Finally, a promising combination of both methods is described.

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