Cryoablation Devices have emerged as an effective medical device for the treatment of various cancers and arrhythmias
Single-use cryoablation devices are designed for treating single tumor sites with great flexibility and portability. These devices can be easily integrated into existing clinical work or can be used in on-site treatment facilities. Single-use devices provide excellent tumor control and management for lung cancers, skin cancers, pancreatic cancer, ovarian cancer, leukemia, bone cancers, head and neck cancers, cervical cancers, and other solid tumors. Localized cryoablation is a process of injecting high-temperature gas in the direction of the tumor to destroy the affected tissues. This process results in the CO2 injection, which aids in localizing the tumor and preventing its spread to other areas. A local progression of the disease is prevented because the heat generated damages tumor cells and prevents them from replicating. This therapy has good control over metastasis. Its effects are most effective during the first one to three weeks of treatment and the post-operative symptom