Figures & data
Figure 1. (a, b) Three electrodes with 4-cm tips were arranged in a linear manner using a linear adaptor.
![Figure 1. (a, b) Three electrodes with 4-cm tips were arranged in a linear manner using a linear adaptor.](/cms/asset/8ba50691-f2de-4fe5-8d6b-6d29fcf93e6c/ihyt_a_1892215_f0001_c.jpg)
Figure 2. Electrodes were inserted into the pre-determined resection plane in a linear arrangement to conduct ablation.
![Figure 2. Electrodes were inserted into the pre-determined resection plane in a linear arrangement to conduct ablation.](/cms/asset/34fd90c7-695d-4c9b-87be-cc977ce40e8c/ihyt_a_1892215_f0002_c.jpg)
Figure 3. (a, b) After the completion of ablation, transection of the liver parenchyma was performed using a scalpel.
![Figure 3. (a, b) After the completion of ablation, transection of the liver parenchyma was performed using a scalpel.](/cms/asset/5a00e932-bf87-4bcd-ba00-df5fc411a275/ihyt_a_1892215_f0003_c.jpg)
Table 1. Experimental groups and mode (DS or SS), electrode interval (2 cm or 3 cm) and ablation time (1.5, 2 or 3 min).
Table 2. Perioperative ablation data and experimental outcomes.