1  by inflating a 4.0F Fogarty catheter in the epidural space.

2 odes implanted chronically into the cervical epidural space.

3 ectrode was implanted in the thoracic/lumbar epidural space.

4 ng factor for the use of IRE ablation in the epidural space.

5 nsert into the narrow confines of the spinal epidural space.

6 ed in the right lateral recess of the spinal epidural space, 20 IRE ablations were performed with com

7 urs when cancer metastasises to the spine or epidural space and causes secondary compression of the s

8 natomical information, especially concerning epidural space and spinal cord.

9 The roots within the neural foramina and the epidural space could not be evaluated.

10 n different anatomic locations including the epidural space in the spinal cord causing cord compressi

11  measurements of opioid concentration in the epidural space, intrathecal space, spinal cord and peri-

12  on the neural tissues after ablation in the epidural space of the porcine spine.

13 but showed no evidence of extension into the epidural space or spinal cord compromise.

14               Flow within only the posterior epidural space was associated with unilateral flow (P=.0

15       Sixteen CT-guided IRE ablations in the epidural space were performed by using 667 V in four ani

16      The spread of radiopaque dye within the epidural space (which may mimic that of local anaestheti