Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) of Kidney Tumors - Glossary
Glossary
Asymptomatic: A condition is considered asymptomatic if it fails to display reactions that are normally associated with the condition.Necrotic tissue: Dead cells and tissue that are formed from the fragmentation of cells that are dying.
Nephrectomy: Removal of complete or part of a kidney.
Coagulopathy: Impairment in blood clotting.
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