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Enhancing pancreatic cancer ablation efficiency: bipolar IRE with conductive MOF
Xu L., Lou W., Xu F. et al. · Materials Chemistry Frontiers · 2025
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| bipolar IRE electrode2025 · Enhancing pancreatic cancer ablation efficiency: bipolar IRE with conductive MOF | Not specified | unknown · Model SystemDevice model integrating cathode and anode in one electrode, with two 3 mm exposed ends separated by 4 mm insulation. | 2021 · 3.1 Design and simulation experiments of bipolar electrode · Fig. S1 |