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graphy and magnetic resonance imaging, have greatly increased the accuracy with which cryosurgery can be applied [3, 4]. Nevertheless, to efficiently combine cryosurgery and drug treatment with new genetically engineered macromolecules, it is imperative to understand the process of freezing and the

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The process of freezing and the mechanism of damage during cryosurgery,graphy and magnetic resonance imaging, have greatly increased the accuracy with which cryosurgery can be applied [3, 4]. Nevertheless, to efficiently combine cryosurgery and drug treatment with new genetically engineered macromolecules, it is imperative to understand the process of freezing and the

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History of cryosurgery,f one considers that the effects of cold have been used in medicine for a very long time. The term ? cryo ? is actually used incorrectly in medicine as it really implies all temperatures below ? 153° C when used in it’s strictest sense in physics.

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History of tracheo-bronchial cryotherapy,1], etc. where the lesions are easily accessible. In fact chest medicine is reliant on endoscopes with a very narrow bore in order to treat any tracheal or bronchial lesions. The cryoprobes must be of a sufficiently narrow diameter in order to pass through the lumen of rigid or fibre optic bronchosc