Figure 2.

A 65-year-old female patient with recurrent iCCA (yellow arrow) at the caudate margin of segment V contiguous to the colon (A,B). (C) shows the second of two freezing cycles and one of two cryoablation needles placed inside the tumor (yellow arrow). The hypodense oval structure is the ice ball. (D) shows the control MRI after 4 weeks demonstrating a complete ablation zone with non-vital tissue and no signs of injury to the colon (yellow arrow). Third, cryoablation is associated with less intraprocedural pain [24,44].