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Radiofrequency ablation is not preferred when the bone tumor is very close to blood vessels and nerves.
There is a risk of burning surrounding tissues in radiofrequency ablation.
Skin necrosis may occur in tumors very close to the skin surface.
Whether the entire tumor has been ablated is determined by the reduction in the patient's symptoms after the procedure. The risk of recurrence is higher compared to open surgery.
Are there risks associated with radiofrequency ablation for osteoid osteoma?
There is a risk of burning surrounding tissues in radiofrequency ablation.
Skin necrosis may occur in tumors very close to the skin surface.
Whether the entire tumor has been ablated is determined by the reduction in the patient's symptoms after the procedure. The risk of recurrence is higher compared to open surgery.