The effect of local cryogenic treatment on the morpho-functional state of the pancreas
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The effect of cryocautery on the pancreas at –180…–195°C has been studied during pancreatic cancer surgeries. Destruction of cell structures was observed to take place after triple treatment with ultralow temperatures according to the pattern “fast freezing – slow thawing.”
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