Surgical ablation is a medical procedure used to destroy abnormal tissues, most commonly in the treatment of heart rhythm disorders such as atrial fibrillation, as well as certain cancers and tumors. The technique involves using heat (radiofrequency or microwave), cold (cryoablation), or other energy sources to target and eliminate diseased tissue without harming surrounding healthy areas. In cardiac care, surgical ablation helps restore normal heart rhythm by disrupting faulty electrical signals, while in oncology, it can be applied to remove or shrink tumors that are not suitable for traditional surgery. The procedure can be performed as open surgery or minimally invasive, depending on the patient’s condition and the location of the tissue.

One of the key advantages of surgical ablation is its ability to provide precise treatment while minimizing recovery time and reducing the risk of complications compared to more invasive surgeries. For patients with atrial fibrillation, ablation has proven effective in lowering the risk of stroke, improving heart function, and enhancing quality of life. In cancer treatment, it offers an alternative for patients who cannot undergo chemotherapy or radiation, with the added benefit of fewer side effects. Advances in imaging and surgical technology continue to make ablation safer, more accurate, and widely applicable across different medical fields.

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