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Gastric motility disorders are associated with bioelectrical abnormalities in the stomach. Recently, gastric ablation has emerged as a potential therapy to correct gastric dysrhythmias. However, the tissue-level effects of gastric ablation have not yet been evaluated. In this study, radiofrequency ablation was performed in vivo in pigs (n=7) at temperature-control mode (55-80°C, 5-10 s per point). The tissue was excised from the ablation site and routine HE staining protocol was performed. In order to assess tissue damage, we developed an automated tec
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