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Title area • Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) is a promising technique for small renal cell carcinomas (RCCs). [1] • Bowel perforation has been reported in a small number of cases following liver RFA and can heal with minimally invasive treatment or can have catastrophic consequences, including death. [2,3] • However, liver tumors abutting bowel undergone RFA without complication even without displacing the bowel. [4] • Only a single case of bowel perforation has been reported from hundreds of cases of percutaneous RCC ablation, a perforation that resulted from cryoablation. [5] This was a retroperitoneal colon perforation managed non-operatively with percutaneous drainage of the resulting abscess. The colon fistula healed with drainage.
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