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University Hospital Offers New Pain Relief Treatment to Cancer Patients

Written by  Taryn Tawoda | March 05, 2012
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University Hospital in Cleveland is now one of just several hospitals in the country performing cryoablation to provide pain relief to cancer patients, according an NBC 5 Cleveland report.


The hospital’s Seidman Cancer Center performs the procedure, which involves freezing or burning cancer cells with a probe and effectively removing the cells’ painful contact with the bone.

Patients experience pain relief in 12 to 48 hours following the cryoablation procedure.

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